Eat this on the day of dialysis, low in potassium, low in phosphorus and nutritious!

For dialysis patients, the diet arrangement on the day of dialysis is particularly important. The following is a diet list that can ensure nutrition while controlling potassium and phosphorus intake:

1. Breakfast

1. Egg and vegetable pancake

-Ingredients: 1 egg, appropriate amount of carrots, appropriate amount of zucchini, and a little flour.

-Method: Grate carrots and zucchini, mix with eggs and flour, stir into batter, and spread into pancakes. Eggs provide high-quality protein, vegetables are rich in vitamins and dietary fiber, and the potassium and phosphorus content is relatively low.

2. Low-fat milk

-Amount: 200-250 ml. Milk is a good source of calcium. Choosing low-fat milk can reduce fat intake. At the same time, its phosphorus content is relatively low, but you should pay attention to drinking in moderation to avoid excessive intake that leads to excessive phosphorus.

2. Lunch

1. Winter melon meatball soup

-Ingredients: appropriate amount of winter melon and minced lean meat.

-Method: Peel and cut winter melon into pieces, and mince lean meat into meatballs. Cook the meatballs first, then add the winter melon and cook. Winter melon has a diuretic effect and is low in potassium and phosphorus; lean meat provides protein, and eating it in moderation will not cause excessive intake of potassium and phosphorus.

2. Stir-fried cabbage

- Cabbage is rich in vitamins and dietary fiber. It can be stir-fried in a light way to reduce the intake of oil and salt. It also has a moderate content of potassium and phosphorus, making it suitable for dialysis patients.

3. Dinner

1. Steamed fish

-Choose low-potassium and low-phosphorus fish such as sea bass and crucian carp. Steaming can retain nutrients to the greatest extent and reduce fat intake. Fish is rich in high-quality protein, which is beneficial to the patient's physical recovery.

2. Sweet potato rice

-Cook sweet potatoes with rice. Sweet potatoes are rich in dietary fiber, which can increase satiety, and are relatively low in potassium. But be careful to control the amount of sweet potatoes to avoid consuming too much carbohydrates.

Dialysis patients can meet their body's nutritional needs and effectively control potassium and phosphorus intake by following this diet arrangement on the day of dialysis, which helps maintain the body in good condition and improves dialysis effects and quality of life.