Why is there back pain after being discharged from chemotherapy for ovarian cancer

Why do patients with lower back pain after chemotherapy for ovarian cancer suffer? Experts have pointed out that many patients will experience some obvious side effects after chemotherapy. This is one of the manifestations. To alleviate the side effects of chemotherapy, some Chinese medicine can be used for treatment. For example, taking ginsenoside Rh2 can reduce the toxic side effects of chemotherapy and improve the effect of chemotherapy.

How to reduce side effects during chemotherapy?

How to reduce the side effects of chemotherapy, enhance immunity, and restore physical fitness during chemotherapy is very necessary, so that chemotherapy can be completed smoothly and some basic physical fitness can be retained for physical recovery after chemotherapy!

So what should you eat during chemotherapy? You can search Baidu for this and you will find a lot of different opinions. Vegetables, fruits, light, nutritious, and nourishing foods are all available. The amount of food you need to eat is more than a normal person. From the perspective of nutrition and the patient's physical needs, these are understandable. However, if the side effects of chemotherapy are not solved, can patients eat any amount of nutritious food, no matter how good it is? Can they eat it without vomiting? How much can they digest and absorb?

The daily diet includes five major types of food: cereals and potatoes (rice, pasta), vegetables and fruits (about 600-800 grams), meat, poultry and eggs (about 50-100 grams of lean meat, chicken or fish, 1 egg), milk and soy products (a bag of milk, 50-100 grams of soy products), and fats (about 25 grams). 4-5 meals a day, with fruit as the main snack. Eat a low-fat, high-carbohydrate, high-vitamin and mineral diet the day before chemotherapy. Choose foods such as: rice, pasta, fish, chicken, eggs, lean meat, tofu, vegetables, fruits, etc.

Patients with low white blood cell count after chemotherapy can eat some foods that increase white blood cell counts, such as vitamin B4, leucine, shark liver alcohol, and coenzyme A. However, patients with white blood cell counts below 3,000 will develop purpura. It is recommended to seek prompt treatment to increase white blood cell counts.

Chemotherapy has serious side effects, so it can be treated conservatively with Chinese herbal medicine. Under the guidance of doctors and experts, patients can take some traditional Chinese medicine capsules that can reduce chemotherapy reactions and increase appetite. In addition, more than ten kinds of ancestral wild Chinese herbal medicines such as Coptis chinensis, Bletilla striata, Scutellaria barbata, Hedyotis diffusa, Cat's claw, August melon, and Roadside Yellow are taken orally and applied on a large area for comprehensive treatment, which has the effects of regulating qi and dispersing stagnation, eliminating stasis, clearing heat and removing dampness, detoxifying, reducing swelling, dispelling wind and cold, promoting qi and relieving pain, activating blood circulation, replenishing blood, unblocking meridians, nourishing qi and blood, and inhibiting the growth of tumor cells.