Protogeny is not a malignant tumor. It is an amplified tumour of bone marrow, characterized by an increasing number of slabs, but not caused by malignant cells. From a pathological point of view, the disease is manifested in the cloning of stem cells in the bone marrow, but does not address the typical characteristics of malignant tumour cells, such as immersion, transfer, etc.
Although primary SB is not a malignant tumour per se, it may increase the risk of haemorrhage and haemorrhage. In the case of patients, treatment is therefore required at the earliest possible stage, under the supervision of a professional doctor, so as not to impair their health.
In daily life, the patient also needs to take care of the dietary adjustment, as follows:
1. Pallitable digestive: patients with pre-emergence slabs usually have symptoms of haemorrhage, and it is recommended that foods, such as soft pasta, rice congee, rice paste, powder, etc., be used without physical effects and to supplement some of the nutrients.
2. Vitamin-rich: Some vitamin-rich foods, such as oranges, monkeys, spinach, carrots, etc., can be eaten at appropriate rates, which can supplement the body ‘ s vitamins and contribute to the physical metabolism.
3. Protein-rich: Some protein-rich foods, such as skinny meat, eggs, milk, fish, etc., can be eaten in appropriate quantities, which can supplement the body ‘ s protein requirements and provide energy to the organism.
4. Food-rich fibres: Some foods rich in food-rich fibres, such as sweet potatoes, oats, wheat, bamboo, etc., can also be eaten in appropriate quantities to promote gastrointestinal creeping and to prevent constipation. However, spicy and irritating food must be avoided in order not to cause further illness.
In addition, the following should be noted:
1. Strictly control salt levels and avoid the consumption of pickled and processed foods, so as not to aggravate physical discomfort.
2. To maintain a quiet and comfortable living environment and appropriate humidity.
3. Avoid exposure to chemical substances and radiation and reduce the risk of haemorrhage due to adverse incentives.
4. Be careful not to eat too much, not to drink too much, to chew and swallow very slowly, to keep good habits, to rest and not to overwork.
In general, patients with pre-pregnant slabs need to receive targeted treatment under the guidance of a specialist doctor and to take care of the improvement of diet and poor living habits in daily life.
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