What to eat during chemotherapy for bladder cancer

Bladder cancer patients should pay attention to their diet during chemotherapy. Through dietary adjustment, they can improve the patient's immunity and have a certain disease resistance, which can promote the treatment very well. During chemotherapy, they should pay attention to regular and quantitative diet, eat small meals frequently, eat more green leafy vegetables when they are rich in vitamins. Let's take a closer look below.

You can eat more foods that can resist bladder and urethral tumors, such as kelp, seaweed, turtle, pork kidney, lamb kidney, and walnuts. These foods can have certain health benefits for patients during chemotherapy, and can also play a certain role in regulating the bladder. You can eat some of them appropriately.

In addition, during chemotherapy, bladder cancer patients can also eat more cancer-suppressing foods, such as cabbage, carrots, rapeseed, garlic, fish, etc. Be careful not to eat too salty foods during chemotherapy, and do not eat smoked, grilled, fried, etc. foods. You can eat some lean meat, eggs, and soy products.

During chemotherapy, patients should drink more tea or brew Ganoderma lucidum. Most cancer patients have acidic constitutions, so they should eat less meat, pickled, smoked, peppers, peppers, and moldy foods. They should eat more alkaline foods such as vegetables and fruits to balance the acid-base balance in the body. They should quit smoking and drinking, and maintain a good attitude. This will be very beneficial to the treatment of patients.

In addition, be careful not to drink carbonated drinks. If the symptoms are serious, you can eat some liquid food. When eating liquid food, it is best to use a straw to avoid swallowing too much air and causing bloating. Keep your mouth clean, which also has a certain effect on improving appetite. In addition to strengthening dietary adjustments, you must also maintain a good attitude.

The above is a brief introduction to the diet of bladder cancer patients during chemotherapy. In terms of diet, attention should be paid to lightness, nutrition and health, eating more green leafy vegetables, some fruits, some fish and lean meat, some soy products, etc. In addition, attention should be paid to emotional conditioning, maintaining an optimistic attitude, and actively cooperating with the doctor's treatment.