Non-concave mucinous edema is the characteristic clinical response to thyroid hormone deficiency in adults. Primary hypothyroidism (hypothyroidism) is the most common type and is probably an autoimmune disease. It usually occurs as a result of Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and is often accompanied by a firm enlarged thyroid gland, which later develops as the disease progresses to a shrunken, fibrous thyroid with no or little function. The second most common type is post-treatment hypothyroidism, especially due to hyperthyroidism with radioactive iodine and surgical treatment, propylthiouracil, tabazol and iodine overtreatment of hypothyroidism, which often recovers after termination of treatment, and mild hypothyroidism commonly seen in older women. So what are the dietary treatments for non-concave mucinous edema? Here’s what we can tell you. Desirable diet 1. Foods with dietary fiber are desirable; 2. High protein nutrients are desirable; 3. Vegetables and fruits. Winter melon: winter melon has the effect of clearing heat and phlegm, reducing swelling and dampness, which is conducive to the discharge of edema water and relieving symptoms. It is appropriate to eat 200-350 grams per day. Lean meat: Lean meat provides the body with high-quality protein and essential fatty acids, as well as promoting the absorption of intestinal nutrients and relieving heat toxicity. 200-300 grams per day is appropriate. Watermelon: It has the function of diuretic and swelling, relieving the symptoms of pulmonary edema and relieving heat and fire. 300-550 grams per day is appropriate. Avoid eating diet 1, spicy and stimulating food; 2, greasy food; 3, fishy hair food. Chili pepper: the stimulation of chili pepper tends to excite the sympathetic nerves of the body, prompting bronchial constriction, which is not conducive to the breathing of patients with pulmonary edema. Try to avoid. Small pepper: fatty meat contains high fat content, which tends to nourish bacteria, making patients with pulmonary edema prone to concurrent bacterial infections and aggravating symptoms. Avoid as much as possible. Crab: Crab is a fishy food that tends to stimulate the glands to secrete histamine and bradykinin, which tends to aggravate the symptoms. Avoid it as much as possible.