Specific medicine for curing gallbladder cancer

Among the malignant tumors of the gallbladder, gallbladder cancer ranks first, and others include sarcoma, carcinoid, primary malignant melanoma, giant cell adenocarcinoma, etc. There are many ways to treat gallbladder cancer, the most common ones are surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, etc., but one treatment method that cannot be ignored is drug therapy. So, what are the specific drugs for gallbladder cancer? Let's take a look at the following introduction.

Specific medicine for gallbladder cancer (I) Diet therapy after palliative surgery (1) Radish and wild rice porridge: 30 grams each of radish and wild rice, cut into strips, add 100 grams of rice, cook into porridge for consumption; (2) Job's tears porridge: 50 grams of job's tears, 100-150 grams of rice, add water and cook into porridge for consumption;

Specific medicine for gallbladder cancer (II) Diet therapy after gallbladder removal (1) Radish porridge: slice or shred radish and cook with appropriate amount of sticky rice; (2) Job's tears porridge: 50 grams of Job's tears, 100-150 grams of rice, add water and cook into porridge for consumption; (3) Radish, sword bean, celery, etc.

Specific medicine for gallbladder cancer (III) Diet therapy for metastasis of gallbladder cancer (1) Ginseng and wheat porridge: 3 grams of American ginseng, 10 grams of Ophiopogon japonicus, all chopped, add 100 grams of rice, cook together porridge, and eat for breakfast; (2) Ginseng and wolfberry porridge: 10 grams of Pseudostellaria pseudoginseng, 10 grams of wolfberry, 10 grams of Astragalus membranaceus, 50-100 grams of rice, cook together porridge, and eat for breakfast or snack.

The diet for bile duct cancer should give priority to easily digestible foods. In the near future after surgery, try to reduce the intake of fat and cholesterol, do not eat or eat less fatty meat, fried foods, animal offal, etc. If you need it for taste, you can use some olive oil to cook food. Increase protein-rich foods to meet the needs of human metabolism, such as lean meat, aquatic products, soy products, etc. Eat more foods rich in dietary fiber and vitamins, such as fresh fruits and vegetables. Develop the habit of eating regularly, and eat small meals frequently to adapt to the physiological changes after cholecystectomy. The symptoms of indigestion will last for about half a year. As time goes by, the common bile duct gradually expands and partially replaces the role of the gallbladder, and the symptoms of indigestion will slowly ease. At this time, the diet of bile duct cancer patients can gradually transition to normal.

The best normal diet for bile duct cancer patients is to maintain a low-fat, low-cholesterol, high-protein dietary structure. They should avoid eating brain, liver, kidney, fish and fried foods. They should also avoid eating fatty meat and drinking alcohol to avoid affecting liver function or causing bile duct stones.