Can someone with uremia eat wonton?

Patients with uremia can eat wonton, but if they also have diseases such as hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, etc., it is not recommended to eat wonton. This is mainly because wonton belongs to carbohydrates, and eating it may lead to an increase in blood sugar and blood pressure in the body, which may also increase the burden on the heart, thus affecting the control of the disease. Here are the reasons:

1. Blood sugar rise: Patients with uremia have impaired renal function, and the metabolites and large amounts of toxins in the body cannot be excreted, leading to increased blood sugar. Wonton contains a large amount of carbohydrates, which may lead to an increase in blood sugar, so it is not recommended;

2. Blood pressure rise: Patients with uremia may have water and sodium retention due to abnormal hormone levels in the body, which can easily lead to an increase in blood pressure. If patients with uremia have high blood pressure, it is not recommended to eat wonton. If the patient's blood pressure is high, they can use nifedipine sustained-release tablets, amlodipine besylate tablets, etc., under the guidance of a doctor to control blood pressure;

3. Increased heart burden: Patients with uremia tend to have weak physical resistance and are prone to heart failure. Since wonton contains a lot of salt, it may increase the burden on the heart, which can be life-threatening in severe cases;

4. Affecting nutrient absorption: Patients with uremia cannot normally excrete water and metabolic waste through the kidneys, which can easily affect the body's absorption of nutrients. Wonton contains a lot of meat and a certain amount of protein and other nutrients, which may affect nutrient absorption after eating, so it is not recommended.

Patients with uremia should pay attention to a light diet in daily life, avoiding high-salt, high-fat, and high-purine foods. At the same time, they should also rest and avoid overexertion.