What should you pay attention to in life with melanoma

In recent years, we can find that in our lives, many people have suffered from melanoma. Perhaps many people have never heard of this disease, nor do they know the relevant knowledge about this disease. So let me tell you what you should pay attention to in life with melanoma.

1. For patients with melanoma, in their daily lives, they should watch more TV, listen to music, talk about topics that interest them, or even play chess, which can help distract the patient and reduce nausea and vomiting;

When the patient has nausea and vomiting, he should take a short rest; when the vomiting is severe, he should not eat temporarily, and rinse his mouth with liquid that the patient likes after each vomiting. After the vomiting stops, he can gradually resume eating, starting with soup; this can effectively control the condition of melanoma.

2. Although food is not a direct cause of melanoma, it is still important to pay attention to it. Melanoma patients should not eat food that is too hot, because high-temperature food accelerates intestinal peristalsis and aggravates diarrhea. They should also eat less sweets and fiber-rich foods to avoid excessive gas production and abdominal pain and bloating;

In addition, you should drink more water, generally boiled water and light tea, and avoid coffee, strong tea and alcohol. At the same time, eat more potassium-rich foods, such as potatoes, oranges, peaches, apricots, etc.; these have a good effect on the recovery of melanoma.

3. When caring for melanoma, you must pay attention to strong ultraviolet radiation.

Melanoma patients should avoid strong sunlight, noisy sounds, and strong odors (such as perfume or vomitus of other patients); during the treatment intervals, patients are encouraged to take a walk outdoors, breathe fresh air, and do appropriate exercises, such as qigong.

What are introduced above are some care methods for patients with melanoma. I hope that everyone will do a good job in preventing related diseases in normal times to avoid contracting this disease, causing serious harm to their lives and bodies, and avoiding causing some inconvenience to their families.