Can lung cancer patients exercise?

The occurrence of lung cancer is not accidental. Our living habits have a great impact on it. Therefore, we must pay attention to our own maintenance and exercise more to strengthen our physical fitness. So what are the benefits of exercising more in preventing lung cancer? The following is a relevant explanation for you.

Lung cancer is a very serious disease. Due to the increasingly serious air pollution, the incidence of this disease is increasing year by year. However, there are many treatment and care methods for this disease. Let us fully understand the exercise and health care for lung cancer.
One is more strenuous exercise, such as long-distance running, cycling, squash, badminton and swimming, etc. Medical research shows that these exercises can prevent a variety of endocrine-related cancers.
The other is gentler exercise, such as long walks and yoga. These exercises are more suitable for people who are not suitable for strenuous exercise, such as the elderly. It is worth pointing out that exercise intensity is the key to cancer prevention. The higher the intensity, the better the prevention effect. Exercise is particularly effective in preventing gastrointestinal and lung cancer, among which long-distance running has the best cancer prevention and anti-cancer effect.
Exercise can make people absorb several to dozens of times more oxygen than usual. Medical research in the United States has found that when the body absorbs more oxygen, the breathing rate speeds up. Through physical gas exchange, some carcinogens can be excreted from the body, reducing the incidence of malignant cancer. Even if you have malignant cancer, your body will recover faster and your life will be prolonged.
Exercise can greatly reduce or even stop the production of certain reproductive hormones in the human body. Research by scientists at Harvard University in the United States found that reproductive hormones are closely related to malignant cancers, and that people who start exercising at a young age can significantly reduce the incidence of malignant cancers.
Exercise can improve people's mood, eliminate worries and troubles, and psychologically reduce the pressure on the human immune system. Clinical data show that most patients with symptoms of breast cancer are depressed or traumatized. For them, regular deep breathing exercises, walking or running, soft gymnastics, stretching exercises, swimming, cycling or participating in group sports can bring them physical and mental pleasure and joy, help eliminate tension, reduce worries and improve self-image.
Exercise can bring many benefits to the body, not just for lung cancer. Increasing physical exercise can effectively improve physical fitness, resist the invasion of pathogens, and control the development of the disease. Therefore, we must exercise our bodies more and keep our mental state at the best.