During breast milk which foods should be avoided in patients with PKD

If you are patient PKD, so while you are breastfeeding a child, then you should pay attention to their diet. Can not eat with their own preferences. Here are just about what things should be noted.
1. Coffee
When you drink coffee (or soda or tea), some of the caffeine ends up in your breast milk. Because babies aren’t able to excrete caffeine as quickly or efficiently as adults, too much in their systems may lead to irritation, crankiness, and sleeplessness. What you should do now? At minimum, try putting off your cup of coffee until just after a nursing session.
2. Chocolate
Proceed with caution if chocolate is your sweet indulgence of choice. Just like coffee and soda, chocolate contains caffeine. If you suspect chocolate is the culprit behind your baby’s fussiness, eliminate it from your diet for a few days. If you see a change in your baby’s behavior—for the better—continue to abstain or cut back.
3. Citrus Fruits
Certain compounds found in citrus fruits and juices may are high in potassium level, which is bad for PKD patients. You can compensate by adding other vitamin C-rich foods to the menu, including papaya and mango to supply vitamins for the baby.
4. Alcohol
Alcohol will stimulate the growth of kidney cyst and it has some possible side effects if you have a consumption of large amounts of alcohol. Drowsiness, deep sleep, weakness, and abnormal weight gain in the infant, and the possibility of decreased milk-ejection reflex in the mother are all the possible side effects.
5. Spicy Foods
The same as alcohol, spicy foods are bad for PKD patients. You might find that just a dash of pepper is enough to make your baby irritated and fussy for hours. How to spice it up food without causing Baby discomfort? Add a splash of lime juice on your chicken, rather than hot sauce.

There are a lot of food they have to pay attention to, such as garlic, peanuts, shellfish, soy, milk and wheat should limit or avoid while breastfeeding polycystic kidney disease patients. Want to know more, message to chinakidneyhospital@gmail.com