Can patients with Qi and blood deficiency type liver cancer eat black sesame soy milk? Can liver transplantation completely solve the liver cancer problem?

Liver transplantation can completely solve the problem of liver cancer treatment

If liver cancer is treated with surgical resection or chemotherapy, it will often cause great harm to the human body and require long-term recovery after surgery. With the advancement of medical technology, the treatment of liver cancer is gradually being replaced by new methods.

Currently, the best treatment for liver cancer is liver transplantation. Liver cancer is characterized by multiple lesions. If only local resection is performed, the recurrence rate is very high and may recur quickly. Especially for liver cancer caused by hepatitis, if liver inflammation still exists, the chance of liver cancer reappearing is still very high.

Removing the patient's liver and transplanting it into a healthy liver can not only effectively cure liver cancer, but also completely cure the patient's cirrhosis and hepatitis, removing the cause and "soil" of liver cancer, which is something that other liver cancer treatments cannot achieve. Therefore, liver transplantation should be the first choice for the treatment of early liver cancer.

The timing of surgical treatment for liver cancer patients is very important and directly related to the long-term survival rate of patients after transplantation. Since liver transplantation is a major operation and has certain risks, many patients are unwilling to undergo liver transplantation even if liver cancer is discovered in the early stage.

Can patients with liver cancer of Qi and blood deficiency type consume black sesame soy milk?

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that a person's physical condition determines the strength of the body's qi and blood, and different physical conditions determine the susceptibility and tendency to disease. For example, liver cancer patients with qi and blood deficiency are prone to fatigue, palpitations, poor appetite, pale complexion, low voice, spontaneous sweating, and night sweats. The slightest activity will make the sweat worse. In more serious cases, various symptoms will be aggravated, such as shortness of breath, laziness, cough, poor appetite, abdominal distension, loose stools, mental fatigue, frequent urination, etc.

At this time, the patient can be assisted by diet therapy, which can significantly improve the patient's physical fitness and condition. Diet therapy has no toxic side effects and can be taken by anyone without dietary restrictions. The diet therapy recipe suitable for patients with liver cancer of qi and blood deficiency type is "black sesame soy milk", which patients can choose to take.

Ingredients: 30 grams of black sesame seeds, 40 grams of soybean powder.

Preparation method: Remove impurities from black sesame seeds, wash them clean, dry them in the air or in the sun, put them into a pan, stir-fry over low heat until cooked and fragrant, remove from heat, grind them into fine powder while hot, and set aside.

Put soybean powder into a pot, add appropriate amount of water, mix into a thin paste, soak for 30 minutes, simmer over low heat until boiling, filter with clean gauze, collect the soy milk, put it back into the pot, simmer over low heat until boiling, add finely ground black sesame seeds, mix evenly and it is done.

Usage: Take twice a day, morning and evening. Add brown sugar for flavoring.

Efficacy: nourishes liver blood, replenishes qi and tonifies deficiency. It is mainly used to treat cancers of both qi and blood deficiency type, and is especially suitable for patients with both qi and blood deficiency and liver blood deficiency after liver cancer surgery.

Note: Do not add sugar during the preparation process, and do not leave it for too long after adding sugar. Eat it on the same day.