Ovarian inflammation with anemia

The ovaries are very important organs for women, because the function of the ovaries is to produce reproductive cells such as eggs, which are a very important basis for human reproduction. However, the ovaries may also have disease problems, which may cause adverse effects on the body, and are often accompanied by other symptoms. For example, anemia and ovarian inflammation often occur together. Let’s take a look at what to eat when there is ovarian inflammation and anemia?

When the ovaries are infected by pathogens, inflammatory changes occur in the ovaries. Usually, salpingitis, oophoritis, and pelvic peritonitis exist simultaneously and influence each other, and rarely occur alone. Since the ovaries and fallopian tubes are located adjacent to each other, oophoritis is mostly secondary to fallopian tube inflammation. The main pathogens are streptococci, staphylococci, Escherichia coli, etc. Simple oophoritis is caused by infectious lesions in other parts of the body, especially after suffering from acute mumps, typhoid, paratyphoid, scarlet fever, etc., the virus or bacteria are more likely to spread to the ovaries through the blood and cause oophoritis.

1. Tremella and Red Dates Soup

Tremella fuciformis is also known as the "poor man's bird's nest". Although bird's nest is nutritious, it is expensive. Tremella is similar to bird's nest in color, taste and efficacy, and is cheaper, so it is called the poor man's bird's nest. Bird's nest is too nourishing and can cause internal heat, while Tremella fuciformis is a cool tonic that has a moisturizing effect. Dryness and heat are harmful to the human body. Eating Tremella fuciformis is the most effective way to reduce heat and dryness. Make soup with white fungus, dried longan, wolfberry and red dates. This soup is not only delicious, but also can enlarge your breasts, make your face white and rosy, and make your body light and slim.

2. Black glutinous rice blood-enriching porridge

Black glutinous rice, longan and red dates are all known to be good blood-replenishing foods. Add to that the nutritional value of yam, and the effect of invigorating qi and nourishing blood will be more significant. Make soup with black glutinous rice, red dates, longan, yam and brown sugar, and remember to drink it every month. A little reminder: although longan can replenish blood and promote blood circulation, it is not easy to digest, so just put seven or eight at a time (friends with cold stomach can add 2 slices of red ginseng).

3. Pork Ribs with Angelica and Red Dates

During the change of seasons, the skin tends to become dry, rough and itchy. You can use a spare rib, an appropriate amount of wolfberry, 12 red dates, and 4 slices of angelica. Wash the spare ribs, remove the blood, put them into a casserole, add wolfberry, red dates, and angelica, and you can also put some onion and ginger slices. Bring to a boil over high heat, then simmer over low heat until the spare ribs are soft and tender, and season with salt and chicken essence. Stewing the above ingredients together can help nourish yin and moisten dryness, and nourish the skin.