Diet after cervical cancer surgery

The diet after cervical cancer surgery is as follows:

1. Blood supplement after surgery: Blood supplement after cervical cancer surgery is the key, because half of the patients will lose too much blood during surgery, so attention should be paid to blood supplement and qi supplement during postoperative conditioning. You can eat more blood-nourishing and yin-nourishing foods, such as donkey-hide gelatin and red dates. Tremella, etc. Red date and tremella soup has a good effect on regulating menstruation and other problems. This soup also has a good effect on women's postoperative care and recovery. Surgical resection of cervical cancer destroys women's tissues and muscles. Drinking more of this soup can replenish blood and remove blood stasis, promote blood circulation, and recover health as soon as possible.

2. Improve immunity after surgery: Surgery hurts the spirit, and hurting the spirit means low body immunity. For cancer patients, low immunity means an increased probability of viral infection. They usually eat some food or Chinese medicine after surgery to improve immunity. For example, female patients can drink ginseng chicken soup after surgery. Ginseng is a herbal Chinese medicine. Studies have found that ginseng has anti-cancer effects, and its anti-cancer substance is mainly ginsenoside rg3. Many clinical trials have shown that it can improve white blood cells through chemotherapy. Chicken soup itself has a nourishing effect, and ginseng chicken soup combined with anti-tumor and nourishing is more suitable for patients after tumor surgery.

3. Supplement high-protein food after surgery: During postoperative care, make sure the patient eats more easily digestible food.

It is recommended that female patients drink more millet porridge and eat more eggs. These two foods can ensure the supplement of protein in the body. It is good to recover health, but some people do not like to eat eggs. They can eat other high-protein foods, which are of great benefit to the physical recovery of surgery. Radiotherapy, chemotherapy and surgical treatment. According to the stage of cervical cancer and the patient's fertility requirements, a personalized clinical treatment plan is formulated. Surgical treatment is only suitable for patients with early cervical cancer. In 1994, the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics FIGO based on the size of the tumor, the depth and range of penetration, the penetration of surrounding tissues and organs, and the metastasis of lymph nodes, clinical staging is performed.