Can nasopharyngeal cancer be transmitted through kissing? What are the dietary treatments?

Can nasopharyngeal cancer be transmitted through kissing? What are the dietary treatments?

Nasopharyngeal cancer is not contagious, and kissing is even less contagious. It can be said that all cancers are not contagious, because cancer is not an infectious disease, nor does it belong to the category of infectious diseases. Therefore, there is no need to worry about the issue of cancer being contagious. Most patients with nasopharyngeal cancer carry a virus called Epstein-Barr virus, commonly known as the "kissing virus", which is an important killer that causes the high incidence of nasopharyngeal cancer.

The EB virus is transmitted through saliva exchange, with kissing being the most common way of transmission. Other routes of transmission include sneezing, coughing, sharing of tableware and blood transfusion. To prevent nasopharyngeal cancer, you can use ginsenoside Rh2, a Chinese medicine for cancer prevention and treatment, which contains 16.2% of ginsenoside Rh2. It can kill invading viruses and prevent cancer by improving your own immunity.

What are the dietary treatments?

1. Lotus seed chicken: 15g lotus seed, chicken or duck, pork. Stew the lotus seed and meat together, add appropriate seasoning. Regular consumption can nourish the lungs, replenish qi, and promote the production of body fluids. Suitable for people with nasopharyngeal cancer who have insufficient qi and blood.

2. Winter melon peel and broad bean soup: 60g of winter melon peel, 60g of winter melon seeds, and 60g of broad beans. Put the above food into a pot, add 3 bowls of water and simmer until 1 bowl, then add appropriate seasonings, remove the residue and drink. Efficacy: dehumidification, diuresis, and swelling. Suitable for patients with nasopharyngeal carcinoma and pleural effusion.