How to exercise after liver cancer surgery? Rehabilitation exercises after liver cancer surgery follow three principles

Liver cancer is a primary tumor that occurs in the liver and is one of the most common malignant tumors. There are many ways to treat liver cancer, but each method is difficult to treat. Surgery is one of the common methods for treating liver cancer. Patients should also exercise after surgery to help them recover faster.

Exercise for liver cancer surgery

1. Doctors require patients to get out of bed and move around 1 to 7 days after surgery according to their own conditions. Even these minor activities are very beneficial for early bowel movements, and can also increase appetite and promote wound healing. These activities often require the assistance and supervision of family members, and can be carried out at the bedside. When the body recovers well, you can gradually increase the amount of exercise and change the content of the exercise, from qigong, walking, yoga to tai chi, jogging, etc.

2. For the best recovery, patients must pay attention to exercise. However, before participating in physical exercise, they should ask a doctor to conduct a comprehensive physical examination to fully understand themselves, and then choose the sports they like and suitable for their conditions according to their actual conditions. During the exercise, if they encounter a fever, subcutaneous ecchymosis and other bleeding tendencies, white blood cells below normal values, relapse of the disease, etc., they should stop exercising immediately to avoid accidents.

3. After the operation, the patient has undergone great changes both physiologically and psychologically, especially the body's immune function has declined. Because in the process of exercise, it is important to emphasize the combination of work and rest. You should also take proper rest while exercising. Do not exercise excessively and exceed the body's ability to bear it, which will further decline the immune function and may even lead to recurrence and metastasis of the disease.