How to take care of osteosarcoma

Osteosarcoma is a common disease among young people, which often brings great pain to patients. It not only affects the patients' lives and work, but also puts a great psychological burden on patients. Therefore, it is necessary to actively treat osteosarcoma. However, after treatment, we should also pay attention to recuperation, which can help patients recover their health as soon as possible. How to recuperate after osteosarcoma?

1. What foods are good for osteosarcoma?

① Eat more foods that have anti-bone marrow disease and osteosarcoma effects, such as kelp, laver, mussels, clams, wakame, almonds, peach kernels, and plums. ② For bone pain, eat tortoise shell, turtle meat, pangolin, oyster, crab, shrimp, and walnut. ③ For spleen enlargement, eat soft-shelled turtle, loach, conger eel, hairy clam, kelp, and wakame. ④ For anemia, eat pork liver, shiitake mushrooms, sesame, royal jelly, yellow croaker, peanuts, sea cucumber, grass carp, and abalone. ⑤ Eat soft-shelled turtle and yellow eel during chemotherapy. To supplement white blood cells, chemotherapy requires sufficient white blood cells, and chemotherapy cannot be performed without them. Cordyceps sinensis can reduce the side effects of chemotherapy.

2. What foods should osteosarcoma patients avoid?

① Avoid tobacco, alcohol and spicy food. For patients with chondrosarcoma, the main thing is to maintain a balanced body nutrition and stable blood and qi. Therefore, if there is a patient with chondrosarcoma at home, you can follow the above dietary therapy to regulate, which can help the disease heal. I wish you good health. ② Avoid moldy, pickled, fried, and greasy food. ③ Avoid chicken, mutton, goose, pork head and other hairy foods.

Everyone has learned about the relevant dietary therapy methods for patients with osteosarcoma. Only by understanding these relevant dietary therapy methods can we receive correct treatment and care when we are sick and recover earlier, avoiding the occurrence of chondrosarcoma and causing too much health harm to patients. Of course, we also hope that we can do a good job in preventing chondrosarcoma.