Can lymphoma be cured? What should I pay attention to in my diet?

Can lymphoma be cured? What should I pay attention to in my diet?

1. Can lymphoma be cured? According to statistics from the World Health Organization, there are about 350,000 new lymphoma patients and more than 200,000 deaths each year in the world. In China, there are about 25,000 new lymphoma patients and 20,000 deaths each year, which is on the rise. This phenomenon has aroused strong concern among people.

2. More and more people are suffering from lymphoma. The treatment of lymphoma has always been a difficult problem that is difficult to overcome worldwide. However, the continuation of life of cancer patients is the same as that of normal people. It is achieved through active symptomatic treatment and the joint efforts of patients and their families. Family members need to be optimistic first, so that patients can have confidence.

3. Lymphoma cannot be completely cured now. It can only be said to curb the development of tumors and prolong the life cycle. The best way to treat advanced lymphoma is biological immunotherapy combined with traditional treatment. Biological immunotherapy mainly uses various effective methods to assist or stimulate the body's own immune system to inhibit or kill tumor cells. As long as the treatment is effective, it can relieve pain, relieve symptoms, and prolong life. During the treatment, you should also maintain a good attitude to face it, which is beneficial to the recovery of the disease. For the treatment of lymphoma, patients can also choose drugs such as Jiawei Xihuang Pills, Xia Kucao Granules, Semustine Capsules, and Neixiao Lulai Pills for treatment.

4. The foods suitable for patients with lymphoma are: bitter melon, mung bean, fig, barley, walnut, water chestnut, taro, tripe, oatmeal, sorghum, tomato, carrot, garlic, orange, papaya, green tea, mushroom, lotus seed, black fungus, white radish, day lily, turtle, etc. They should also eat more products that nourish qi and blood, strengthen bones and produce marrow, such as apples, red dates, milk, eggs, yam, black sesame, etc. Patients often have digestive tract reactions such as nausea and vomiting during chemotherapy. At this time, they should be given dishes such as scrambled eggs with tomatoes and stewed lean meat with hawthorn, which can replenish qi and blood, strengthen the spleen and stomach, and reduce digestive tract reactions.