Postoperative care after radical renal cell carcinoma surgery

Since the early symptoms of kidney cancer are not obvious, many patients do not notice it until the disease is serious, thus missing the best time for treatment. Once the disease worsens, we have no choice but to undergo surgery. However, surgery is not something that can be done casually. Let's take a look at the postoperative care of kidney cancer.

Conduct regular review.
After kidney cancer surgery, patients should have regular checkups, which not only allows them to understand their recovery but also helps to detect abnormalities early. Generally, they should have a checkup every 1-3 months. If the recovery is good, they can have a checkup every six months or a year.
Stay optimistic.
A good mood is very helpful for disease treatment and recovery. Postoperative patients should maintain a good attitude and face life optimistically and cheerfully to improve their quality of life.
Develop good habits.
Postoperative patients should develop good eating and hygiene habits, avoid eating moldy or rotten food, and avoid eating pickled food. The diet should be light, and they can eat some fish, eggs, etc. to ensure nutritional supplements.
Strengthen your exercise.
After kidney cancer surgery, patients can perform some appropriate physical exercises to enhance their own immunity and thus resist the occurrence of the disease. However, exercise must be moderate, neither excessive exercise nor no exercise.