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Diet for cvst and triglycerides
My friend is having high triglycerides and cerebral venous sinus thrombosis and is on anticoagulants and high no medicines . I want a diet for him. Please tell if anyone has given diet to a cvst patient.
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In case of CVST and high triglycerides and looking at the ongoing anticoagulant therapy, diet rich in nutrients tailored for his needs may help him recover better.
Below are some general recommendations:
- Include more omega-3 rich foods like walnuts, flaxseeds, chia seeds and fatty fish which will help reduce the triglyceride levels and support heart health. It will also help prevent the formation of blood clots.
- Healthy fats such as nuts and oilseeds, ground nut oil, mustard oil in moderation will help reduce inflammation and clotting. Reduce the intake of fried foods.
- Limit the intake of added sugars and refined carbs such as sweets, bakery foods and refined flour.
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For a 26-year-old female patient with cerebral venous sinus thrombosis and high triglycerides who is taking anticoagulants, the diet should help brain recovery and control lipids safely. Some foods can interact with blood thinners, so balance and consistency are important.
Eat small regular meals that include complex carbohydrates such as oats, brown rice, and millets. Include healthy fats from walnuts, flaxseeds, and chia seeds. Avoid fried, bakery, or sugary foods. Take good-quality protein from lentils, eggs, or fish if your doctor allows. Keep your vitamin K intake consistent with moderate use of green leafy vegetables. Drink enough water, about two and a half to three liters daily. Use less salt to protect the brain and blood vessels. Avoid alcohol, smoking, and excess coffee.
If weakness, gum bleeding, or bruising occurs, inform the doctor quickly. These may mean the anticoagulant effect is too high. For a customized meal plan that fits your medicines, book a consult on Practo.
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Good evening,
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You need a diet consultation.
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I'm providing individual diet charts based on health conditions & life style. After knowing Medical reports & food habits only able to suggest diet.
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Choose good fats only
Olive oils, canola oil or mustard oil- 2-3 tsp. / day
Flaxseed powder ( 1 tsp / day ) or chia seeds soaked
Walnuts , almonds ( unsalted )- small handful / day
Avoid
Butter ghee , cream , coconut oil fried and processed foods, bakery products, red meat , mutton, organ meat
Carbs:
Includes whole grains, brown rice, millets , wheat , Daliya
Plenty of vegetables
Fruits-apple , guava , papaya , berries, citrus fruits
Avoid :
White rice , refined flour, bread , sweets
Bananas , mango Chikoo , grapes
Protein:
Lentils, dal , sprouts, tofu , soy chunk , fish
Egg whites
Skinless chicken
Fruits and vegetables
Eat at least 4-5 servings/ day
If no warfarin
Limit vitamin K rich vegetables. Maintain consistent, not complete avoidance
Fluid:
Plenty of water
Herbal teas
Avoid Alcohol
Avoid energy drinks, sugary beverages and soft drinks
5-6 meals /day instead of 2-3 large meals
Limit salt less than 5g / day
Avoid pickles, papad , sauce , chips and ready to eat soups
Lifestyle management
Walk 30-40 minutes daily
Avoid smoking
Manage stress: meditation, deep breathing
Sleep : 7-8 hours daily
Regular monitors: lipid profile + INR
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Ms. Moumita Dutta
Dietitian/Nutritionist
10 yrs exp
Kolkata
You may contact for a personalized diet advice. For healthy tips follow my YouTube▶️ channel https://youtube.com/@moumitadutta9588?si=rmAIk5qKIAcOH7sJ
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Ms. Somya Jain
Dietitian/Nutritionist
9 yrs exp
Delhi
Kindly connect over consultation with his prescription and report to help better
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Ms. Trupti Padhi
Dietitian/Nutritionist
16 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Good evening pls connect through app directly.
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