How do elderly patients with gallbladder cancer keep fit

The high-risk population for many diseases is the middle-aged and elderly, not only because the resistance of the middle-aged and elderly is weaker than that of the young, but also because the middle-aged and elderly are not very clear about their disease symptoms. Gallbladder cancer is particularly prone to finding middle-aged and elderly people, especially those who are obese, old, and have given birth to many children. The physical fitness of the elderly is originally worse than that of ordinary people, and the relevant care of the elderly with bile duct cancer is a very important thing. Let the experts tell you below.

The key symptom of bile duct cancer is painless jaundice, which is often misdiagnosed as common hepatitis, cirrhosis or infectious diseases by inexperienced doctors. In fact, jaundice is the earliest and most important symptom of bile duct cancer. The vast majority of bile duct cancer patients have varying degrees of yellowing of the skin. Only a small number of bile duct cancer patients will experience abdominal pain, bloating, weight loss, itchy skin, poor appetite, etc. These symptoms are early warning signs of bile duct cancer. Once bile duct cancer reaches the late stage, nausea, vomiting, urine colored like soy sauce or strong tea, and even black stools will occur.

We often see some elderly people with yellow skin. In addition to liver disease, it may also be bile duct cancer. Cancer experts recommend that the elderly, especially those with yellow skin, and those with congenital liver and gallbladder diseases (such as congenital bile duct cysts, congenital hepatopancreatic and renal cysts, bile duct stones, sclerosing cholangitis, etc.), must go to the hospital regularly for relevant clinical diagnosis and examination to comprehensively check whether they have bile duct cancer. At the same time, you should pay attention to your living habits, establish healthy cancer eating habits and a reasonable cancer eating structure, and set a moderate exercise plan, so that the chance of bile duct cancer will be reduced accordingly.

Abdominal infection The occurrence of abdominal infection is often related to poor abdominal drainage, bile leakage and infection. Once you find that you have early symptoms of bile duct cancer, you should immediately go to the hospital for relevant clinical diagnosis and screening. In addition, to prevent and care for bile duct cancer, first, eat more foods that are easily digestible and rich in protein, such as fresh fruits and vegetables, lean meat, aquatic products, soy products, etc., eat less spicy, greasy and fried foods, eat less high-fat foods, and drink more boiled water. Second, you should maintain a comfortable lying position when lying still, usually the left side lying position and supine position are better to prevent compression of the gallbladder. Third, participate in physical exercise appropriately, such as practicing qigong, walking, listening to music, and combining information. Do not sit or lie for a long time. Fourth, keep your emotions stable, be cheerful and open-minded, and avoid the generation of bad emotions such as anger, anxiety, and depression.

Nursing for elderly patients with gallbladder cancer is very important, and treatment cannot be ignored. If family members find that the elderly around them have the above symptoms, they must take the elderly to the relevant hospital for examination, and strive to achieve early detection and early treatment.