Testicular cancer treatment details

Testicular cancer is a disease that occurs in the male reproductive organs and seriously affects the fertility of male patients. Once discovered, it needs to be treated in time to reduce the harm to the body. There are many ways to treat testicular cancer. No matter which method is used, you need to pay attention to some details. Here are some details that need to be paid attention to in the treatment of testicular cancer.

1. To prevent the recurrence of testicular cancer, avoid "irritating foods" such as eggs, chicken, seafood, crabs, etc. after surgery.

This view is a misunderstanding. During the recovery period, many testicular cancer patients strictly restrict their diet and make their diet very narrow. This will lead to malnutrition and loss of appetite in the long run. Or they will take a lot of nutrients such as "soft-shelled turtle" and "tortoise" for a long time. If the body cannot keep up with the nutritional supplement, it will also lead to difficulty in absorbing nutrients. In fact, this practice is unnecessary. It must be made clear that except for foods containing carcinogens such as nitrites and aflatoxin, no food has been proven to cause tumor recurrence.

2. Testicular cancer patients must be "nursed" during the recovery period of surgery.

Many patients and their families believe that rest is important to promote recovery, so patients usually only care about eating, drinking, and sleeping, and do not participate in sports or go out. "Overprotection" is not a wise move. Patients who stay at home for a long time are prone to mental depression and low mood, which is very unfavorable for recovery. After a certain period of recovery after surgery, you can appropriately participate in some non-tiring sports or cultural and sports activities, such as Tai Chi, health exercises, chess, fishing, etc., participate in normal work and study, and try to integrate into the life of normal people.

3. Testicular cancer patients must combine Chinese medicine for consolidation treatment after surgery.

Many people know that Chinese medicine has its unique efficacy in treating testicular cancer, and the effect is even better when used in conjunction with surgery. Experts suggest that two points must be made clear when taking Chinese medicine:

1. Taking Chinese medicine should not affect your normal eating. People with a good appetite can eat some, but people with a poor appetite should eat according to their ability. If you really can't eat, don't force yourself.

2. Don’t be overly superstitious about the claim that traditional Chinese medicine or folk remedies can cure testicular cancer.