Is it okay to be active in the late stage of lung cancer?

Is it okay to be more active in the late stage of lung cancer? Lung cancer is one of the malignant tumors with the fastest growing incidence and mortality rate, and it poses the greatest threat to people's health and life. The incidence and mortality rate of lung cancer in men are both ranked first among all malignant tumors, and the mortality rate is ranked second. Early detection and early treatment are the key, but in clinical practice, many lung cancer patients are in the late stage when they are discovered, which makes treatment more difficult. Lung cancer often develops to the late stage with poor immunity. How to enhance immunity in the late stage of lung cancer is very important. So what kind of exercise can enhance immunity in the late stage of lung cancer?

As lung cancer progresses, the patient's physical condition becomes worse and worse, especially in the late stage patients, who have poor appetite, more complications, and often become emaciated. Experts say that patients with late stage lung cancer can prolong their lives by improving their immunity and enhancing their ability to fight tumors.

Is it okay to do more activities in the late stage of lung cancer? Can you do mild activities? What kind of exercise can enhance immunity in the late stage of lung cancer?

What kind of exercise should be done depends on the patient's own situation, and the appropriate amount of exercise should be selected. In practice, it is advisable to start with a small amount of exercise and gradually increase the amount of exercise. Generally speaking, mild exercise refers to general walking or brisk walking, rhythmic jogging, cycling, dancing, doing aerobics (including radio gymnastics, etc.), going up and down stairs, ballroom dancing, etc. However, patients should also avoid excessive exercise, maintain a good attitude, and actively cooperate with treatment.

In addition to proper exercise, advanced treatment is also essential for advanced lung cancer. When lung cancer develops to the late stage, treatment with greater lethality should be avoided during treatment, and attention should be paid to physical conditioning. Conservative treatment with traditional Chinese medicine is a common treatment method for many patients with advanced lung cancer. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment has a very strong holistic concept and can often consider the characteristics of the patient's entire body, rather than just being limited to the cancer lesions themselves. Traditional Chinese medicine conditioning can correct certain disorders of the body. Traditional Chinese medicine has relatively little damage to healthy cells, and generally does not cause new damage to physical strength due to the treatment itself. While the cancer is improving, physical strength will gradually recover, and immunity will gradually be enhanced, thereby prolonging the patient's life.