A detailed introduction to the diet for cardiac cancer

Patients who have undergone surgery for cardia cancer have poor physical condition due to loss of appetite, insufficient nutrition intake, and surgical injuries. Strengthening dietary care can help improve the body's resistance and enhance the efficacy. Therefore, the diet after surgery for cardia cancer should be a liquid or semi-liquid diet that is high in protein, calories, vitamins, and trace elements.

After discharge from the hospital, patients can continue to eat semi-liquid food, such as lotus root starch, steamed eggs, oatmeal porridge, rice porridge, etc., which can gradually change from thin to thick. About one month after surgery, patients can transition to soft food or even normal diet. Postoperative dietary care for cardiac cancer is specifically manifested in the following aspects:

(1) High-protein diet: After surgery for cardiac cancer, patients can eat more protein-rich foods, such as minced lean meat, eggs, beans, milk, and mushrooms (such as mushrooms, fungus, etc.) to supplement various essential amino acids.

(2) High-calorie diet: After surgery for cardiac cancer, patients should eat a moderate amount of easily digestible fats and sweets (such as honey, royal jelly, sucrose, vegetable oil, butter, cream, etc.).

(3) High-vitamin diet: After surgery for cardiac cancer, patients should eat more foods rich in vitamins A, C, E, K, folic acid, etc., such as fresh vegetables and fruits, animal liver, etc.

(4) Diet rich in trace elements: The diet after surgery for cardiac cancer should also focus on the intake of trace elements, such as mushrooms, kelp, seaweed, egg yolk, pumpkin, animal offal, ginseng, wolfberry, yam, etc.

In addition, the diet after cardia cancer surgery should be to eat small meals frequently, chew slowly, eat more light, fresh, nutritious, and easily digestible food, avoid spicy food, quit smoking and drinking. In addition to clean and nutritious food, the diet after cardia cancer surgery should also avoid eating greasy food to avoid aggravating diarrhea symptoms. If necessary, Chinese medicine can be combined with whole body conditioning to fundamentally improve the patient's own immunity and improve long-term efficacy.

The hospital uses electrochemical intervention combined with particle stent technology to treat early, middle and late stage cardiac cancer, and the effect is very significant. Electrochemical intervention is particularly suitable for patients with cardiac cancer who have missed surgical treatment, elderly and frail patients with multiple complications, and especially for patients with massive bleeding from cardiac cancer!

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