What are the dietary requirements for tongue cancer

The increase in the number of tongue cancer patients in recent years is closely related to the patients' bad eating habits. Tongue cancer is very harmful. It not only affects the patient's work and life, but also has a high probability of late-stage spread and metastasis. Therefore, patients should actively cooperate with treatment. Dietary care and treatment of tongue cancer patients are also the key to recovery. So what are the dietary requirements for tongue cancer? Let's learn about it together.

The diet after tongue cancer surgery should be based on what the patient can accept, and should be comprehensive and planned to help the patient supplement nutrition, improve the quality of life, and enable the patient to live a normal life. As for what to eat after tongue cancer surgery, we should pay attention to the following aspects.

1. Cooking: You need to work harder on the color, aroma and taste, and try to satisfy the tastes and preferences of patients. At the same time, you can also take small meals, liquid and soft food according to the patient's digestive capacity. You also need to avoid the adverse stimulation of some oil smoke before eating.

2. Nutrition should be relatively balanced: According to the needs of patients, the elements of each nutrient should be appropriate and complete, and sufficient high-quality protein intake is required, generally mainly low-fat, and an appropriate amount of carbohydrates. Patients need to be appropriately supplemented with some vitamins, which can also be obtained from fresh vegetables and fruits.

3. Total calories: The total calories that tongue cancer patients consume from food every day cannot meet the requirements of normal people. Because the protein decomposition in the body of tongue cancer patients is high and the metabolic function is reduced, the nutrition cannot keep up, so the demand for protein needs to be increased.

4. Anti-cancer food: What to eat after tongue cancer surgery? Patients should pay attention to preventing recurrence after tongue cancer surgery and eat more anti-cancer foods such as brown rice, black glutinous rice, black beans, fungus, etc. At the same time, patients should pay attention to the fact that surgery cannot completely eliminate cancer cells. It is also very beneficial for patients to take some Chinese medicine to prevent recurrence after surgery.

Using dialectical Chinese medicine to treat tongue cancer after surgery can prevent recurrence or metastasis of the disease and relieve patients' pain. It has a very positive therapeutic effect on patients and does not affect surgery and chemotherapy. Using it before and after surgery can prevent metastasis and recurrence. The simultaneous use of Chinese medicine in chemotherapy and radiotherapy has the effect of "enhancing efficacy and reducing toxicity". This has long been confirmed by other domestic research institutions and has long been recognized by medical experts at home and abroad.

The purpose of using Chinese medicine after tongue cancer surgery is to help patients improve long-term treatment effects, improve short-term quality of life, and prevent recurrence. The triple balance therapy uses all Chinese herbal medicines, which is less painful, low risk, and has no toxic side effects. It can also be treated at home, with convenient diet, daily life, home care, and functional exercises. The environment is familiar, and patients can communicate and walk with neighbors around, which can help patients recover quickly.