Severe pseudohypertrophic dystrophy, almost exclusively seen in boys, if the mother is a gene carrier, 50% of male offspring, often starting at the age of 2-8 years, the initial sense of walking clumsy, easy to fall, can not run and climb buildings, standing spinal cord convexity, abdomen out, both feet aside, walking slowly swaying, a special “duck gait” gait When standing, it is very difficult to walk from supine, and must first turn over prone, then climb the two knees with both hands and gradually support upward (Gower’s sign). It can also be seen in the proximal limb muscles, quadriceps and brachialis. What are the dietary considerations for severe pseudohypertrophic dystrophy? Patients with severe pseudohypertrophic dystrophy should eat fresh vegetables and fruits; it is advisable to add supplementary foods rich in vitamin D and calcium; avoid eating beans, peanuts, corn and other hard and indigestible foods; avoid eating fried, fried, smoked, baked and fatty, too sweet food; avoid eating sesame seeds, sesame oil, onions, ginger and various aromatic seasonings. Suitable diet Shiitake mushroom porridge: nourishes blood and the middle, strengthens the spleen and benefits the qi. This meal is made with shiitake mushrooms, which are rich in nutrition. Shrimp skin and egg soup: nourishes the qi, benefits the kidney, and strengthens the stomach and spleen. Shrimp skin is used in this dish, which is rich in calcium. Milk porridge: nourishes blood and moistens dryness, harmonizes the stomach and strengthens the spleen. Avoid eating diet Peanuts: hard and difficult to digest, avoid eating too much of such food. Small sesame pepper: food stagnation, spleen and stomach deficiency, loss of transport and propagation, which leads to depletion of qi and loss of nourishment of the viscera. Fatty, overly sweet food should be avoided. Ginger: belongs to the stimulating condiments. There is little nutritional content and should not be overdone.