What should you pay attention to in your diet after liver cancer surgery? 4 dietary taboos for liver cancer patients after surgery

As we all know, the cure rate of cancer in clinical practice is still very low. Therefore, we should pay special attention to those minor illnesses that are prone to cause cancer, and actively preventing the occurrence of cancer is the most practical. Liver cancer is one of the most common cancers we usually have. It can be treated with surgery in the early stage. Liver cancer is still very easy to relapse or metastasize after surgery, so maintenance after surgery is also very important. Pay attention to nutritional balance in diet, eat fresh fruits and other foods that keep the fragrance in the mouth, and can also speed up the recovery of the patient's body.

Generally, in the early stage of cancer, the treatment method is to remove the cancerous part through resection. After the operation, the body of the cancer patient is very weak, which makes it easier to cause other diseases. Therefore, the diet after the operation must pay attention to supplementing a lot of nutrition, but it should not be supplemented too much, which will cause the liver to decompose and be counterproductive. There are also many taboos in diet after liver cancer surgery. Let's take a look at them together:

1. Avoid high-fat and high-sugar foods:

After liver cancer surgery, the patient's liver metabolic function is generally poor, and at this time they are not willing to eat more high-fat and high-sugar foods. These foods will increase the burden on the patient's liver and may cause bloating after use, so try to eat less.

2. Don’t eat high-protein foods:

Liver cancer patients generally have a poor physical condition after surgery, and should eat less high-protein foods that are prone to allergies. If the patient has a history of allergies, they should also avoid eating some foods that are prone to allergies, such as seafood such as fish, shrimp, and crab. Patients who have undergone liver cancer surgery should not eat foods that are too cold.

3. You can drink some milk in moderation but you must abstain from alcohol, because alcohol is very irritating to patients who have just undergone liver cancer surgery and can easily leave toxins in the patient's liver. At this time, the patient's liver's detoxification function is not complete, so be sure to be careful not to drink alcohol.

4. Don’t eat too salty food after the operation. Some people like to eat kimchi and pickles and other foods with particularly high salt content. However, studies have shown that the salt content in high-salt foods is related to the occurrence of liver cancer. Eating too much will cause certain damage to the human liver, so you must avoid eating after liver surgery.

Liver cancer is a very serious disease in our lives. If it is not treated for a long time, it will endanger life in serious cases. In the early stage of liver cancer, we can use surgery for treatment. Within three months after the operation, the patient should be allowed to rest in bed, not be too tired, pay attention to the combination of work and rest, and do appropriate physical exercise, such as jogging and walking, to maintain emotional stability. In addition, the patient should also pay attention to scrubbing the whole body with warm water every day, maintaining self-sanitation and oral hygiene, etc. In short, there are many things to pay attention to in the postoperative care of liver cancer surgery, and you can consult the attending physician for details.