What foods can't be eaten by bile duct cancer

Sometimes you cannot eat as you please. Paying attention to your diet and eating a healthy diet is also a way to ensure good health. But in the face of disease, you must not do whatever you want. You must not think that you are hopeless and indulge in the temporary enjoyment of food. So, what foods are taboo for patients with bile duct cancer? Let us explain below.

The incidence of bile duct cancer is related to the dietary structure and pattern. Therefore, a reasonable diet for bile duct cancer is an important guarantee for treatment and recovery. Due to the disorder of bile excretion, digestion and absorption are affected, especially fatty foods are more difficult to digest. Therefore, clinical symptoms such as poor appetite, less food intake, abdominal distension after eating, and nausea are common. Therefore, you should choose foods that are easy to digest and absorb, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and do not eat or eat less oily and high-fat foods. When jaundice occurs, you should avoid greasy foods, ensure sufficient fiber intake every day, abstain from alcohol and smoking, and adjust the total calories to balance it according to the physical activity. At the same time, you should consciously choose some foods that have auxiliary anti-cancer effects. The following are some taboo foods.

Foods to avoid in bile duct cancer diet

(1) Avoid animal fat and greasy food.

(2) Avoid overeating or overeating.

(3) Avoid smoking, drinking and spicy food.

(4) Avoid moldy, fried, smoked, or pickled foods.

(5) Avoid hard, sticky and indigestible foods.

The above are some taboo foods that we often encounter. I hope that the patients’ families can learn more about them and prolong their lives to a greater extent. While bile duct cancer patients pay attention to these in their diet, many patients find that after a series of treatments, their mental state has not improved. This is mainly during the treatment process, especially radiotherapy and chemotherapy, which have a great impact on the patient’s appetite. Spicy foods should not be eaten in the diet, which will make the patient’s appetite worse. I hope that the patients’ families will keep this in mind.