Can I eat pigeons after lung cancer surgery?

Can I eat pigeons after lung cancer surgery?

1. Patients who have undergone lung cancer surgery can generally eat pigeons, which are helpful to the body.

2. Lung cancer surgery can easily lead to a decrease in the patient's body resistance. Some patients will be in a relatively weak state. Pigeons have high nutritional value and are rich in protein and minerals. Eating them can supplement the nutrients needed by the body and help improve the body's immunity. In addition, the iron content in pigeons is relatively high, which helps prevent iron deficiency anemia. Pigeons are not irritating foods. Eating them will not affect the recovery after lung cancer surgery, nor will it have other effects on health. Therefore, patients can generally eat pigeons after lung cancer surgery.

3. After lung cancer surgery, patients need to rest in bed properly and cannot engage in strenuous exercise for a short period of time, such as running, skipping rope, playing table tennis, playing football, etc., so as not to cause wound pain and affect health. After lung cancer surgery, patients also need chemotherapy, including fluorouracil injection, gemcitabine hydrochloride injection, etc.