Is it good for patients with teratoma to exercise?

Teratomas originate from potentially multifunctional primitive embryonic cells. They are mostly benign, but their malignant tendency increases with age. The location of teratomas is related to the midline anterior axis or midline paracentral area of ​​the embryological body cavity, and are often seen in the sacral and coccygeal regions, mediastinum, retroperitoneum, and gonadal regions. They are more common in newborns and infants, and are more common in women. So is it good for patients with teratomas to exercise?

A famous sports medicine expert conducted a follow-up survey of 450 people who kept exercising and 450 people who did not exercise for 8 years and found that those who kept exercising had a 90% lower rate of teratoma than those who did not exercise. Moreover, the mortality rate of teratoma patients who kept exercising was much lower than that of those who did not exercise. Physical exercise has a positive effect on the recovery of teratoma patients. However, the principle of participating in sports is to proceed step by step and do what you can.

When walking, you should be calm and relaxed, and get rid of all distractions. When walking, your steps should be relaxed, like strolling in a garden, so as to achieve a peaceful Qi and blood circulation throughout the body. When walking, you should follow the principle of gradual progress and exercise according to your ability. The walking time can be long or short, and you should be physically tired but not out of breath.

Moderate exercise is necessary for any teratoma patient, but different teratoma patients can adopt appropriate exercise methods according to their own conditions to achieve the best exercise rehabilitation effect.

Perseverance and long-term persistence. Exercise therapy has a certain effect on rehabilitation, but it is not a one-day job. Only long-term persistence can achieve the expected results.

I hope to help patients recover their health as soon as possible. The treatment of teratoma must be combined with scientific treatment and postoperative care. As the saying goes, three parts and seven parts care is the truth. I hope I can help everyone.