Diet during radiotherapy and chemotherapy for endometrial cancer

Most uterine cancer patients undergo surgical treatment, so do you know what the diet after surgery is? Let me tell you about the dietary care after uterine cancer surgery. I hope everyone can do a good job of these dietary care to help the patients recover as soon as possible. I hope that the majority of female patients can get rid of their illnesses and regain health as soon as possible.

Gynecologists say that there are many ways to treat endometrial cancer, and most patients undergo surgical treatment. Surgery only removes the diseased area, and diet should be adjusted after surgery to better prevent and control the occurrence of the disease. So what is the diet after endometrial cancer surgery? Let the experts introduce it to you in detail.

(1) It is advisable to eat thistle, melon, water chestnut, coix seed, fig fruit, black plum, burdock, oyster, turtle, and seahorse.

(2) People with bleeding should eat shark fin, sea cucumber, mackerel, black fungus, shiitake mushroom, mushroom, mussels and broad beans.

(3) People with edema should eat sturgeon, ulva, red beans, corn, carp, dace, loach, clam, pangasius, duck meat, lettuce, and coconut milk.

(4) In case of lumbago, it is advisable to eat lotus seeds, walnut meat, coix seed, leek, plum, chestnut, taro, soft-shelled turtle, jellyfish, royal jelly, horseshoe crab and swimming crab.

(5) If you have excessive leucorrhea, you should eat squid, mussels, clams, razor clams, oysters, turtles, jellyfish, sheep pancreas, sparrows, cowpeas, ginkgo nuts, walnuts, lotus seeds, water chestnuts, and celery.

(6) Foods that prevent and treat the side effects of chemotherapy and radiotherapy: tofu, pork liver, blue carp, crucian carp, cuttlefish, duck, beef, frog, hawthorn, black plum, mung bean, and fig.

The above introduces what to eat after endometrial cancer surgery? I believe everyone is already clear about it. Gynecological experts say that since the manifestations of endometrial cancer patients after surgery are different, some patients will have bleeding symptoms, while others will cause edema. Therefore, different patients have different dietary adjustments. Be sure to consult the attending physician, which will be of great help to the recovery of the disease.

Through the above explanation of dietary care after endometrial cancer surgery, I believe that everyone has a certain understanding of postoperative diet. I hope it can provide help to the majority of female friends. I also hope that they can regain health as soon as possible, eliminate diseases, enjoy life again, and no longer suffer from illness.