There are 4 dietary treatments available for patients with colorectal cancer

Patients with colorectal cancer should adjust their diet and take therapeutic prescriptions to achieve the purpose of nourishing and assisting in the treatment of the disease.

Lotus Root Juice and Plum Kernel Eggs

Ingredients: 8g Prunus mume kernel, 1 egg, appropriate amount of lotus root juice.

Preparation method: Mix the Prunus mume seeds and lotus root juice, put them into eggs, seal with wet paper, and steam until cooked.

Usage: Patients can take it twice a day, 1 dose each time. It can promote blood circulation, stop bleeding, and cool blood. It is especially suitable for those with bleeding in the stool.

Dianthus root soup

Ingredients: 60g fresh Dianthus root or 30g dried Dianthus root.

Method: First wash the root of Dianthus superbus with rice water, then add appropriate amount of water and boil it into soup.

Usage: Patients can take one dose daily, which has the effect of clearing heat and removing dampness.

Poria cocos egg shell powder

Ingredients: 30 grams of Poria cocos and 9 grams of egg shell.

Preparation method: Melt the Poria cocos and egg shells and grind them into powder.

Usage: Patients can take it twice a day, 1 dose each time, with boiled water. This prescription can soothe the liver and regulate qi, and can be used by those with obvious abdominal pain and bloating.

Astragalus and red vine pork soup?

Ingredients: 50g Astragalus, 10 jujubes, 200g lean pork, 100g red vine.

Method: Add 1000 ml of water to the astragalus and red vine and boil over high heat. Then simmer over low heat for 30 minutes, take the juice and cook it with jujube and pork until soft, then season.

Usage: Patients can eat with meals, eat meat and drink soup. This recipe nourishes qi and harmonizes the middle, harmonizes the stomach and spleen, replenishes qi and produces body fluid, clears away heat and detoxifies. It is suitable for patients with abdominal pain and distension due to intestinal cancer, frequent bowel movements and continuous blood in the stool.