What to do if you have bone cancer and can't defecate

In the late stage of bone cancer, systemic symptoms such as fever, loss of appetite, and weight loss may occur. Local symptoms often include fixed, persistent, and gradually increasing pain, as well as local masses. Some patients may experience dry intestines. What should I do if I can't defecate due to bone cancer?

The inability to defecate is caused by dry stools due to the late stage of bone cancer. The simplest treatment method is to use enema. You can use 2-3 enemas at a time and inject them into the anus at the same time and then defecate after a period of time. In this way, you may be able to defecate. If you still cannot defecate, you can use enema again. After repeating this several times, the problem of dry stools can be solved. In the future, you should have bowel movements regularly. Keeping the bowels unobstructed can solve the problem of constipation.

Eat more fruits and vegetables in daily life. Drink more water. For example: bananas, mulberries, sugar cane, walnuts, radishes, spinach, apples. Drink honey and water on an empty stomach every morning! Honey can moisturize and cleanse the intestines, and is suitable for people with dry intestines and constipation. Buy some cassia seeds and make tea! Cassia seeds can cleanse the liver, improve eyesight, and relieve constipation, and are suitable for people with habitual constipation. You can first fry 500 grams of cassia seeds until they turn yellow, take 10-15 grams a day, and brew with boiling water as tea.

Regularly massaging the abdomen with both hands can promote gastrointestinal motility and also play a health-care role, solving the problem of constipation in many ways.