How to eat after osteosarcoma surgery

For an osteosarcoma patient who has just undergone surgery, it is important to take the postoperative diet seriously and change bad living habits to avoid affecting the postoperative recovery due to improper diet, or even increase the chance of postoperative recurrence and metastasis, causing unnecessary harm to the patient. Here I will introduce how osteosarcoma patients should eat after surgery.

1. Ensure adequate dietary calories:

After osteosarcoma surgery, due to the patient's poor physical condition and high protein decomposition in the body, the patient's anabolic function will decline, which can easily lead to nutritional imbalance. Supplementing with sufficient calories and protein is of great help to the patient's recovery.

2. Ensure nutritional balance:

For osteosarcoma patients after surgery, their diet should not only be supplemented with sufficient high-quality protein, but also be low in fat and rich in carbohydrates. At the same time, the patient's diet should also pay attention to supplementing vitamins, inorganic salts, and cellulose to improve the body's immunity and promote physical recovery.

3. The food structure should be reasonable:

Osteosarcoma patients should pay attention to a reasonable food structure, a combination of lightness and high nutritional quality, easy digestibility and richness in vitamins, and freshness and a combination of cold, hot, warm and neutral flavors, so as to help patients improve their physical fitness and promote recovery.

The above is a detailed introduction on "How to eat after surgery for osteosarcoma patients". I hope it can help every patient who undergoes surgery to treat osteosarcoma. It should be noted that a reasonable diet structure can help patients enhance their own resistance, increase the chance of cure, and effectively reduce the possibility of complications and recurrence.

Osteosarcoma is a common sarcoma disease, so everyone should pay enough attention to osteosarcoma and actively prevent it in daily life, so as to reduce the risk of osteosarcoma and not give osteosarcoma a chance to take advantage.