Can patients with bladder cancer eat garlic sprouts

Bladder cancer is the most common of the ten major malignant tumors. It mainly occurs in the bladder mucosa of patients. The incidence of this disease has gradually increased in recent years. Among urothelial tumors, the incidence of bladder transitional epithelial tumors is also the highest. In some Western countries, its incidence is second only to prostate cancer.

1. The diet for bladder cancer should be regular and quantitative. Eating small meals frequently is more suitable for patients with digestive tract cancer. Eat more foods containing vitamins A, C, and E, and eat more green vegetables and fruits. Eat foods that can inhibit carcinogenicity, such as kohlrabi, cabbage, carrots, rapeseed, garlic, vegetable oil, fish, etc. Do not eat salted, smoked, grilled, and fried foods, which are all bladder cancer diets. Secondly, adhere to a low-fat diet. Bladder cancer patients often eat lean meat, eggs, and yogurt.
2 Pay attention to diet, lead a regular life, drink more tea, or drink Ganoderma lucidum. Most cancer patients have acidic constitutions. Try to eat less meat, pickled, smoked, peppers, peppers, and moldy foods. The nutritional value of shiitake mushrooms exceeds that of all mushrooms. It contains 7 kinds of essential amino acids for the human body, trace elements such as calcium, copper, iron, manganese, and a variety of sugars and enzymes, which can improve and enhance human immunity.
3. Chew slowly when eating, reduce the consumption of carbonated beverages, and use a straw when eating liquid food to avoid swallowing too much air and causing abdominal bloating, which affects the intake of other foods. Maintaining good oral hygiene is also helpful for improving appetite. You should ask your doctor whether you can brush your teeth. If you can brush your teeth, please use a soft-bristled nylon toothbrush, or a gauze pad instead of a toothbrush. You can also use diluted salt water to rinse your mouth. Do not use mouthwash containing alcohol to avoid alcohol irritating the oral mucosa.