What will happen if you have bone cancer and do a lot of exercise?

Bone cancer is a particularly serious cancer. This disease is particularly difficult to treat. It develops rapidly, has a poor prognosis, and a high mortality rate. Patients with this disease need to be treated immediately. The later the disease is, the more difficult it is to treat, and the greater the risk to the patient's life. So what will happen if a person with bone cancer exercises a lot?

First, if you are in the late stage of bone cancer and have not received chemotherapy, you can do a small amount of exercise, but it is best not to exercise too much. Generally speaking, some body functions of patients with late stage bone cancer are no longer as good as before, so the amount of exercise should be reduced as much as possible. However, generally speaking, patients in the late stage have received chemotherapy.

Second, if the patient has received chemotherapy, he or she must not exercise. The body of the patient who has undergone chemotherapy is extremely weak and in very poor condition. It is easy for accidents to happen during exercise. However, you can go outside more often to breathe some fresh air and look at more green things.

Third, no matter what the situation is, the patient must take good care of his or her body in the late stage, otherwise it will be more unfavorable for the treatment. When the patient exercises, do not do strenuous exercise. Just take a short walk and relax your mood. Never run and jump.

Finally, during the treatment process, patients must abide by the treatment principles, take medications on time, maintain a good mood, and if they exercise, do as little as possible. Too much exercise is not good for patients in the late stage.