Dietary contraindications for stump fractures

  What are the usual dietary contraindications for patients with stump fractures?
  Desirable diet
  1, eat more food high in calcium.
  2, eat more high-protein food.
  3, eat more vegetables and fruits.
  Milk: contains high protein, high calcium has to promote the recovery of fracture. Drink 500ml daily.
  Spare ribs: rich in high protein, high calcium nutrients, conducive to fracture recovery. Eat about half a catty a day.
  Fish: rich in high-protein, high-calcium nutrients that are good for fracture recovery. About half a catty per day.
  Soybeans: rich in vegetable protein. About two to three taels per day.
  Lean meat: rich in high protein, high calcium nutrients, good for fracture recovery. Eat one to two per day.
  Spinach: rich in vitamin C. Good for fracture recovery.
  Radish: rich in vitamin nutrients. Promotes the recovery of fractures.
  Winter melon: rich in many vitamins and essential trace elements. Good for fracture recovery.
  Tomato: rich in vitamin C and many other essential vitamins. Promotes the recovery of fractures.
  Avoid eating diet
  1.Do not eat greasy food;
  2, avoid eating spicy and stimulating food.
  Small sesame pepper: fatty meat contains more fat, which is not conducive to the recovery of fracture. Try to eat less or not to eat.
  Doughnut: contains a variety of chemicals harmful to the human body. It is recommended not to smoke.
  Chili pepper: easily stimulates gastrointestinal discomfort and leads to gastrointestinal malabsorption, which affects the absorption of nutrients and the recovery of fractures. Try to avoid eating foods that have a negative effect on fracture recovery.