What should liver cancer patients pay attention to when exercising? Liver cancer patients should pay attention to these when exercising

During the treatment or the recovery stage after treatment, most liver cancer patients have symptoms of weakness such as general fatigue, tiredness, or soreness of waist and legs. Therefore, they should exercise appropriately and not be too strenuous or tiring. Strenuous activities are harmful to liver cancer patients. Avoid collisions and injuries that may cause bleeding. Therefore, strenuous exercises such as running, playing ball, swimming, and climbing are not suitable for liver cancer patients.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that "standing for a long time hurts bones, and walking for a long time hurts tendons." And "the kidney governs bones, and the liver governs tendons." Therefore, fatigue can hurt the liver. Exercise with slow movements such as slow walking and strolling is appropriate, which is beneficial to conditioning the body and helping recovery. Try to avoid public places where people gather to reduce the chance of catching colds and other epidemic or infectious diseases.

Special groups of people who are positive for hepatitis B virus but have not developed the disease should always pay attention to adjusting their lifestyle habits, and avoid drinking a lot, getting angry, feeling tired, and sleeping too little. At the same time, pay attention to regular liver function checks, and do not "harden" when you feel a little uncomfortable, and do not take medicine indiscriminately, and go to a specialist clinic for diagnosis and treatment in time.