How many days after colon cancer surgery can I move around

The exact cause and mechanism of colon cancer, like other tumors, is still not completely clear. The incidence of colorectal cancer in China and Japan is significantly lower than that in the United States, but the first generation of immigrants to the United States can see an increase in the incidence of colorectal cancer, and the second generation is basically close to the incidence of Americans. How many days after colon cancer surgery can I move around?

Patients with colon cancer can usually get out of bed and move around within 24 hours after surgery. Getting out of bed early can enhance intestinal peristalsis and reduce the chance of adhesions. However, patients are generally in a complicated condition after surgery, so you still need to follow the doctor's advice.
Practice has shown that a high-fat diet (especially polyunsaturated fatty acids) can promote the occurrence of intestinal tumors. Although cholesterol itself is not carcinogenic, it can promote cancer after reacting with bile acid. Therefore, patients with colon cancer should not eat too much fat. The calories provided by fat should account for less than 30% of the total calories per day. In addition, the proportion of animal and vegetable oils should be appropriate. In a day's diet, the amount of fat in the food itself, plus the amount of oil used in cooking, should be controlled below 50 grams per day. Some people are very strict about animal fat, often mainly vegetable oil, or even do not eat animal oil, which will cause excessive peroxides in the body. Therefore, patients with colon cancer should pay attention to the reasonable intake of fat after surgery.