What to do if you have cough and vomiting after chemotherapy for gastric cancer

What should I do if I cough and vomit after chemotherapy for gastric cancer?

1. After surgery for gastric malignant tumors, chemotherapy patients may feel general discomfort, mainly because chemotherapy drugs damage some normal metabolic abilities. Secondly, patients may cough and produce sputum, and attention should be paid to lung metastasis of gastric cancer. For a clear diagnosis, some imaging examinations can be selected, and anti-tumor treatment can be carried out at the same time.

2. Go to the hospital for chest X-ray, CT, bronchoscopic bronchial stimulation test. Oral antibiotics, hormones, cough, sputum and other drug treatments are required. The current situation cannot rule out the possibility of complications caused by lung infection. For those with obvious inflammation, systemic anti-infective drug treatment is also required.

Why do people with advanced gastric cancer eat a lot?

Patients with advanced gastric cancer can generally eat well, which is a better phenomenon. As for the fact that he used to eat poorly and suddenly has an increased appetite, it is not easy to say. The good thing is that the condition may improve and maintain a stable level on the original basis.

Compared with other patients with advanced gastric cancer, the body corrosion during gastric cancer is relatively small, which is a better situation. It is recommended to eat more simple digestible foods that can enhance immunity and resist gastric cancer. Generally speaking, patients with advanced gastric cancer will experience loss of appetite.