Should people with bile duct cancer exercise?

After surgery, patients with gallbladder cancer should follow the doctor's instructions on diet and maintain a healthy mental state. They should maintain emotional stability and avoid negative emotions such as anger, anxiety, and depression. This has a certain effect on the recovery of the patient's body functions. So should patients with bile duct cancer exercise? Let's find out together.

Patients with gallbladder cancer should also participate in more physical exercise and outdoor activities after surgery, which is conducive to recovery. In addition, to improve the survival rate of bile duct cancer, patients with bile duct cancer should pay attention to the following three points in their daily life:

1. Reasonably adjust your diet. The incidence of bile duct cancer is related to the structure and method of diet. Therefore, diet is an important guarantee for treatment and recovery. Eat more foods that are easy to digest and absorb and rich in protein, such as fresh fruits and vegetables, lean meat, aquatic products, soy products, etc., to meet the needs of human metabolism. Avoid spicy, greasy and fried foods, eat less high-fat foods, and drink more boiled water. At the same time, consciously choose some foods that have auxiliary anti-cancer effects, such as seaweed, carrots, mushrooms, asparagus, day lily, and tomatoes. Pay attention to improving eating habits and cooking methods, and keep a happy mood when eating.

2. Develop good living habits. When you are resting, you should maintain a comfortable lying position, generally lying on the left side or lying on your back, to prevent the gallbladder from being compressed. Participate in physical exercise appropriately, such as practicing qigong, taking a walk, listening to music, and combining movement and stillness. Avoid sitting or lying for a long time and too little activity to facilitate the recovery of body functions. Keep your emotions stable, optimistic and open-minded, and avoid anger, anxiety, depression and other negative emotions to prevent the regulatory functions of the central nervous system and autonomic nervous system from being disturbed, which will affect the recovery of the compensatory function of the bile duct.

3. Go to the hospital for regular checkups to prevent recurrence and metastasis. Patients with bile duct cancer must keep the above common sense in mind in their lives. If you want to learn more about bile duct cancer, please go to the oncology department in your community.