What should I eat if I have teratoma

Teratoma is a type of tumor. Clinically, this tumor is divided into two categories, including malignant teratoma and benign teratoma. Teratoma is a disease that often occurs in the ovaries and testicles. The occurrence of this disease can cause very serious harm to patients. It will not only greatly affect the patient's physical health, but also affect the patient's normal life. For teratoma patients, it is very important to receive treatment in time. During treatment, patients should also pay attention to diet. A correct diet can help patients recover their health as soon as possible.

Here are some foods that can help treat teratoma:

Water chestnut, coix seed and fish maw porridge: 500g water chestnut, 100g raw coix seed, 150g fish maw (fish belly), half tangerine peel, appropriate amount of sticky rice, a little salt. Wash each material separately with clean water for later use; shell the water chestnut and take out the meat, soak the fish maw in clean water and cut it into pieces; add appropriate amount of clean water in the clay pot, boil it over high heat until the water boils, then add the materials, wait for the water to boil again, switch to medium heat and continue to boil until the sticky rice blooms into porridge, season and serve. It can strengthen the spleen and remove dampness, detoxify and disperse knots, nourish the liver and kidneys; suitable for ovarian cysts, obesity, excessive and sticky vaginal discharge, yellow color with peculiar smell, itchy vagina; pale red tongue, white and greasy, slippery pulse, symptoms of teratoma patients with spleen deficiency and dampness. This porridge is not hot and dry, suitable for daily consumption by the whole family, can strengthen the spleen and nourish the liver and kidneys, but it is not suitable for those with frequent urination at night or enuresis.

Yam and walnut stewed hen soup: one hen, 40g yam, 30g walnut, 25g water-soaked mushroom, 25g bamboo shoot, 25g ham, one hen, proper amount of rice wine and refined salt; peel the yam and slice it thinly, wash the walnut; blanch the clean hen with boiling water to remove the blood, put it in a soup bowl, add 50ml rice wine, proper amount of refined salt, 1000ml fresh soup; put the yam, walnut, mushroom, bamboo shoot and ham slices on the chicken, steam it for about 2 hours, and take it out when the hen is crispy. It can replenish qi and strengthen the spleen, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. It is suitable for patients with ovarian cysts and fatigue, shortness of breath, laziness, fatigue, and worsening when moving; lower abdominal pain and preference for pressing, less menstrual volume in the late period, pale and dark tongue, tooth marks on the edges, thin and astringent pulse, and teratoma patients with qi deficiency and blood stasis.

That’s all I have to say about the diet of teratoma patients. I believe that those who have seen teratoma patients will understand that a correct diet can help patients recover their health as soon as possible. Everyone must pay enough attention to this.