How to resist the recurrence of tongue cancer after recovery

With the pace of life, environmental factors and changes in dietary structure, some diseases are also subtly appearing in our lives, and tongue cancer has invaded us. This is a disease that patients are very worried about. So how can we resist it? Let’s learn how to resist the recurrence of tongue cancer after recovery?

After surgery, tongue cancer patients may have a high chance of recurrence, so even during the recovery period, we should prevent recurrence and metastasis. This can directly inhibit the formation of new blood vessels and lymphatic vessels in the tumor, increase the activity of T lymphocytes and immune cells, improve the body's immunity, and reduce the possibility of recurrence of liver cancer after surgery. At the same time, we also need to pay more attention to diet, eat more fresh food, high protein and high nutrients, eat fresh vegetables, eggs, steamed fish, avoid fried, deep-fried, high-fat foods, and avoid eating red dates, longan, white fungus and other supplements that are easy to cause abdominal distension. This will also help patients recover better.

1. Reasonable diet: Family members should ensure that tongue cancer patients have a diet that contains sufficient nutrition for their body to absorb. Because a healthy and reasonable diet will not only ensure that patients have adequate nutrition, but also assist in the treatment, which is beneficial to the development of the patient's condition and promotes early recovery of the patient.

2. Adjust your mood: Family members must be patient and careful in caring for the patient, and pay attention to their words and actions, because the patient is more sensitive at this time, so the words and actions of the family members may cause mental stress to the patient, which is not conducive to recovery. Patients should also pay attention to adjusting their emotions during the recovery period, because the quality of their emotions will directly affect the severity of their illness. Only by building confidence can they promote early recovery.

3. Keep the room clean and ventilated, and maintain hygiene to prevent patients from getting infected after surgery, which may aggravate their condition and affect the treatment effect.

4. Adhere to auxiliary treatments such as radiotherapy, chemotherapy or biological therapy to improve the surgical resection rate, eliminate residual lesions after surgery, and prevent tumor recurrence.

5. Check your body regularly. If you find any abnormalities, you can take control measures early to prevent the disease from being delayed and increase the difficulty of treatment.