How to generally care for hamartoma

Everyone is terrified when hearing about cancer. When they hear about cancer, they think it is an incurable disease, and they start to back off, thinking that tumors are also a type of cancer. However, many cancers and tumors can be recovered after surgical treatment and careful care. They are not as scary as imagined. Now let's talk about how to care for hamartomas in general?

1. Patients should pay attention to keeping a good mood, avoid getting angry, eat more vegetables and fruits, keep the spleen and stomach unobstructed, do not eat too much, eat about 70% to 80% full, eat less beef, mutton, pork, and dog meat, avoid greasy and heavy foods, strong alcohol, and spicy fried foods, and eat light and nutritious foods.

2. Patients should avoid excessive exertion when working or doing housework, do not hold heavy objects, and avoid strenuous exercise to avoid increasing abdominal pressure and causing tumor rupture and bleeding. They can often do low-intensity exercises such as long-distance walking, go to the hospital for regular B-ultrasound examinations, and pay attention to the size of the tumor.

3. Eat plenty of vegetables and fruits, about one pound a day, of which half a pound should be seasonal vegetables and green leafy vegetables. At the same time, eat more red (such as tomatoes) and yellow (such as carrots) vegetables with antioxidant effects.

4. Exercise properly. Life lies in exercise, and exercise promotes health. Patients in the recovery period of cervical cancer should participate in some physical activities according to their physical condition, such as walking, doing health exercises, Tai Chi, Qigong, etc. These health exercises can increase appetite, restore physical strength, strengthen physical fitness, and improve the body's immune function, so as to achieve the purpose of cancer prevention and treatment and body recovery.

These are some key points of care in daily life for patients with hamartoma. I hope they will be helpful to the majority of patients.