Post-endometrial cancer resection care

What kind of postoperative care is good for endometrial cancer? When treating endometrial cancer, people will consider surgical treatment. Although surgical treatment is the fastest way to treat endometrial cancer, it cannot completely cure it. There will still be some cancer cells left, and there is a possibility of recurrence in the future. So how to care and treat can reduce the recurrence of patients?

Postoperative care for endometrial cancer

Surgery can cause many complications, postoperative adhesions, pain, and scars. In addition, cancer cells are destroyed and spread more directly through blood vessels and lymphatic vessels. Some may cause local implantation of cancer, which damages the vitality of the human body and destroys the body. Temporary dietary structure, living habits and other factors cause acidification of the body, which reduces the overall function of the human body and causes kidney deficiency. The liver and kidney are of the same origin, so kidney deficiency also causes liver deficiency, which in turn causes the upper-jiao metabolic cycle to slow down, block the arteries, and cause blood stagnation.

Postoperative adjuvant biological immunotherapy can effectively inhibit residual cancer and promote the recovery of patients' physical functions. Even for patients who have undergone relatively complete surgical resection in the early stage, certain postoperative treatment measures should be taken to inhibit the recurrence and metastasis of invisible cancer cells and accelerate the recovery of patients' physical fitness.

As the saying goes, life lies in exercise, and proper exercise will also help recovery. So what kind of exercise should be performed after endometrial cancer surgery? Appropriate whole-body activity is necessary after endometrial cancer surgery, but it must be based on the premise that the physical condition allows it and varies from person to person. Experts recommend that endometrial cancer patients take more walks, because it is suitable for cancer patients and is beneficial to recovery. Exercise can replace medicine, but no medicine can replace exercise. Exercise can accelerate blood circulation, metabolism, and promote detoxification. Exercise can also bring people closer to nature and open their minds, all of which are conducive to recovery.