Can patients with gastric cancer exercise in the morning?

Gastric cancer itself is a wasting disease, which consumes the body's nutrients and psychology. However, patients with gastric cancer should not be pessimistic and should face it positively and optimistically. Physical exercise is one of the ways. Many people are concerned about whether patients with gastric cancer can exercise in the morning. Let's take a look at it together.

After comprehensive clinical treatment, gastric cancer patients need to increase nutrition and participate in appropriate physical activities to strengthen their physical fitness and improve their immunity, which is very beneficial for recovery after gastric cancer treatment. Exercise can not only improve the cardiopulmonary function and digestive function of gastric cancer patients, but also improve the nervous system function of gastric cancer patients, improve the body's ability to adapt to external stimuli, and contact the tension, anxiety, fear and worry of the patient's cerebral cortex, which helps gastric cancer patients have a good sleep.

Gastric cancer patients need to be careful not to overdo exercise due to physical reasons, so as to better increase the body's immune function, promote metabolism, reduce the chance of cell canceration, promote gastric cancer patients' appetite, and improve digestive function. Reasonable exercise can make gastric cancer patients cheerful, eliminate worries, and improve mental health, which are all positive for gastric cancer treatment.

Patients with gastric cancer can exercise, but they should exercise in moderation and not be too tired. Patients with gastric cancer should pay special attention to their diet. Failure to pay attention is likely to aggravate the condition and worsen the condition. Avoid eating spicy and irritating condiments, such as pepper and mustard; avoid drinking strong alcohol, strong tea and other irritating foods; avoid overly oily and overly rough foods, such as fried chicken, fried dough sticks and other fried foods.