Can regular running treat bile duct cancer?

Many patients will feel very tired after staying in the hospital for a long time. We all know that running is a very beneficial exercise for the body and can strengthen the body. But for cancer patients, can they still run? For example, many bile duct cancer patients want to know if running is good for their bodies, so let’s find out today whether regular running can treat bile duct cancer.

Patients with bile duct cancer are advised to stay in bed and rest during treatment. Do not do any exercise. After more than a month of treatment, when the body is slowly recovering, you can do some exercise. Running is OK, but you should do it step by step. You can take a proper walk first, then practice brisk walking, and then jog when the body is almost healed. It is best to do exercises and Tai Chi in daily exercise to promote the body's recovery.

Patients should pay attention to eating more vegetable anti-cholangiocarcinoma foods, such as: cooked sweet potatoes, raw sweet potatoes, asparagus, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, celery, eggplant skin, bell peppers, carrots, day lilies, shepherd's purse, kohlrabi, mustard greens, Chinese mustard, tomatoes, garlic, green onions, cucumbers, Chinese cabbage, etc. Patients with advanced cholangiocarcinoma should avoid overeating, overeating, fried and smoked greasy foods, hard and difficult to digest foods, spicy and irritating foods, and tobacco and alcohol.