Can patients with kidney disease eat oranges, candied haws, and pineapples in winter?

Patients with kidney disease should not eat oranges, because oranges can cause bradycardia, conduction block, ventricular fibrillation, and even sudden cardiac arrest, which can be life-threatening. Patients with kidney disease should not eat candied haws, because patients with kidney disease are already very weak. Candied haws consumes energy easily and will aggravate the physical weakness of patients with kidney disease. Pineapples are rich in protein and phosphorus, and patients with kidney disease should limit their intake of protein and phosphorus. Therefore, it is best for patients with kidney disease not to eat pineapples or to eat less. Patients with kidney disease should do the following in winter: First, start by strictly preventing colds. Studies have confirmed that colds are one of the main factors leading to kidney damage in patients with kidney disease. Second, in terms of diet control, in addition to colds, another factor that aggravates the condition is improper diet and excessive protein intake. Third, it is necessary to combine work and rest and strengthen exercise. The most taboo thing for patients with kidney disease is not being able to sit for a long time. Due to the cold weather, they are even more reluctant to exercise. They like to stay in a warm home or even rest in bed throughout the winter.