What exercises can patients with cervical cancer do

What kind of exercises can patients with cervical cancer do? Cervical cancer is a common gynecological malignancy. It causes both physical and psychological harm to women, and seriously threatens women's health. Therefore, early detection and early treatment are the key. As the disease progresses, cancer cells consume a lot of nutrients, and the patient's body immunity is poor. If it is not improved in time, the condition will worsen. So what kind of exercises can patients with cervical cancer do to enhance immunity?

The World Cancer Research Fund's continuous update project found that 3,700 cases of uterine cancer can be reduced each year through preventive measures. 38 minutes of physical exercise every day and maintaining a healthy weight can prevent 44% of new cases of uterine cancer in the UK. However, currently only 36% of British women can maintain at least 30 minutes of activity five days a week, and women at a healthy weight are even fewer, accounting for only 39%. It can be seen that regular exercise is good for women in life, so everyone must exercise in time in life to reduce the occurrence of diseases.
How should patients with cervical cancer exercise? Patients with cervical cancer are often weak and it is difficult for them to bear a lot of exercise. Therefore, it is recommended that patients do appropriate exercise according to their own conditions, such as reading, listening to music, taking a walk, talking, etc., to relax themselves and cooperate with treatment in a better physiological and psychological state.
Improving immunity for cervical cancer can also be supplemented through diet. Patients with cervical cancer must eat more high-nutrition, high-calorie, high-vitamin foods, such as eggs, milk, honey, lean meat, vegetables and fruits, etc. Patients with cervical cancer should also eat more foods with anti-cancer effects to inhibit the development of the disease, such as carrots, cabbage, mushrooms, apples, citrus, etc.