Prevention and treatment of liver cancer and dietary conditioning

Cancer is also a wasting disease, so cancer patients should be given enough nutrition. However, the liver is an important digestive organ. If the liver is diseased, the digestion and absorption of nutrients will become a problem. Patients after surgery need to increase nutrition, and patients undergoing chemotherapy and radiotherapy often have a poor appetite. Arranging the diet of liver cancer patients is one of the important contents of liver cancer rehabilitation treatment. Generally speaking, liver cancer patients should eat nutritious and easy-to-digest and absorb foods. Patients with early liver cancer can eat a normal diet, with no taboos except alcohol. If surgical treatment is performed, it is advisable to eat foods that are easy to digest and absorb before the operation, and to eat liquid, semi-liquid, and soft foods after the operation according to the doctor's advice. After the operation, in order to promote wound healing and regeneration of liver tissue, it is advisable to eat foods with high protein content. Milk and eggs are easy to digest and absorb, and the protein content is also high, so they are the most suitable. Chicken, duck, fish, and meat are rich in protein. If cooked properly, they are also easy to digest and absorb, but they should not be too greasy. Fresh vegetables and soy products are also very suitable. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy often affect the patient's appetite, and severe cases can cause

Patients with advanced liver cancer have weak digestion and absorption abilities, poor appetite, and often suffer from ascites. Their appetite is limited. At this time, it is advisable to eat small meals frequently. Porridge is the first choice for staple food, but you can cook egg porridge, preserved egg porridge, meat porridge, etc. to increase appetite and improve nutrition. Eggs should be cooked in different ways frequently, such as fried or stir-fried, boiled in tea or egg soup. Chicken, fish, and duck meat should be cooked in soup. Fresh vegetables and bean products should also be changed frequently to make patients feel fresh and improve their appetite. Patients with ascites should be given a low-salt diet, but it should be done in a way that does not affect their appetite.

Turtle is a cool food, so it is suitable for patients with hot constitution or those who have fever, flushing, dry mouth, red urine and other heat symptoms. However, turtle is not a definite anti-cancer food, nor is it suitable for all liver cancer patients. Patients with cold symptoms such as fear of cold, fatigue, white tongue coating, and clear urine should not eat it.

Liver cancer patients do not need to avoid certain foods except alcohol. Seafood and seafood are nutritious and not greasy, which is very suitable for liver cancer patients. According to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, seafood and seafood have the effect of softening and dispersing nodules, and some can also be used as medicine to treat tumors. Chicken is a tonic food, which is very suitable for cancer patients. There is no contraindication except for fever. Of course, if traditional Chinese medicine is used for treatment, it is necessary to consider not eating certain foods temporarily depending on whether they conflict with the main medicine. The following are several folk dietary recipes for readers to choose from:

1. Duck stewed with barley

1 tender duck (about 1.5 kg), 250 grams of coix seed, 1.5 grams of pepper, 5 grams of salt, and 1.5 grams of MSG. Use them to make soup. Cook for about 1.5 hours. Eat the meat and drink the soup.

It can promote diuresis, remove dampness, strengthen the stomach and nourish the body. It is used for patients with liver cancer who are weak and depressed.

2. Pear porridge

5 fresh pears, 100g polished rice, wash the pears, chop them with skin, remove the core, add appropriate amount of water, simmer for 30 minutes, remove the pear pieces, add the washed polished rice, simmer until it becomes a thin porridge. Eat once in the morning and evening.

It can replenish body fluids, strengthen the spleen and stimulate appetite. It is used for anorexia caused by insufficient body fluids due to liver cancer.

3. Boiled lean pork

250-500g lean pork, 500-800ml water. Cut the lean meat into small pieces and cook in water until it is well cooked. Do not add any seasonings. Eat the meat and drink the soup. Eat once a day or every other day.

It can nourish yin, detoxify, and stimulate appetite. It is used for patients with liver cancer who have symptoms of both qi and yin deficiency.

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