How should liver cancer patients be cared for? Liver cancer patients can eat these foods

Liver cancer has troubled many people, because this disease brings not only physical troubles to everyone, but also many psychological problems. Active treatment is one aspect of it, but if the patient has the disease, he should also pay attention to his own care in his daily life.

In my country, lung cancer patients are mainly treated with traditional Chinese medicine and diet during the recovery stage. Traditional Chinese medicine can reduce the toxic side effects of chemotherapy and radiotherapy, rebuild, restore and improve the body's immune function, improve bone marrow hematopoietic function, adjust endocrine function, and reduce the body's resistance to chemotherapy drugs. Clinical observations have shown that the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine in the treatment of tumors has significantly improved the efficiency compared with Western medicine alone. Patients should go to regular medical institutions for treatment and must not be fooled by quack doctors or even scammers.

Diet therapy includes the conditioning of medicated diet and daily diet. Medicated diet is a clever combination of food and medicine. It has both a strengthening effect and a drug treatment effect. It is a major advantage of TCM health care. Medicated diet needs to be prepared based on TCM theory, and the ingredients should be flexibly selected according to the person and the time. In addition, many foods eaten daily also have cold, hot, warm, and cool properties. Daily diet can be prepared according to the different nature of the tumor, so as to achieve the purpose of treating or assisting in the treatment of the disease and improving symptoms. For example, during radiotherapy, patients often experience dry mouth, constipation and other symptoms. Diet can choose to nourish yin, clear heat, and promote fluid production, such as winter melon, white radish, pear, kiwi, etc. If there are symptoms of spleen and stomach deficiency and cold, foods that strengthen the spleen and warm yang can be selected, such as longan, dried ginger, mutton, etc. There is also a taboo problem, which we often encounter in clinical practice. In fact, taboo is more of a saying passed down by our predecessors. There is currently no strict scientific basis to prove or deny its significance. Therefore, we advise patients not to follow blindly. "Omnivorous diet" is very important. Only by combining meat and vegetables, which are fresh and easy to digest, can we ensure balance and benefit the body's recovery.

Many liver cancer patients have prolonged their lives through active treatment and a good recovery mentality, so don't worry too much about liver cancer. If you find the disease, you should face it positively instead of looking at it negatively, which will affect the patient's treatment.