What can liver cancer patients eat

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Always abdominal distension, unable to eat, and fatigue, go to the hospital for examination, now the film shows the liver shape. The size is within the normal range, the edge of the liver is still regular, and there are many sharp round slightly low-density shadows with different sizes in the left and right lobes of the liver. It is said that it is nodular liver cancer. After taking the medicine for two days, I obviously feel that it has improved. Let me share with you what the liver cancer patients can eat. It's my experience.

What can liver cancer patients eat

First of all: Patients with advanced liver cancer diet, should not eat too much fat. Such as fat, fried food, dried fruit, sausage and other food should be taboo.

Secondly: low fat diet can not only reduce the gastrointestinal symptoms of liver cancer patients, such as nausea, vomiting, abdominal distension and so on, but also reduce the degree of liver pain to a certain extent.

Finally: the consumption of liver cancer patients is large, and the diet of patients with advanced liver cancer must ensure adequate nutrition. The simplest way to measure a patient's nutritional status is to maintain weight. In order to maintain the normal level of body weight, the best way is to maintain a balanced diet, requiring patients to eat more fresh vegetables, and half of them should be green leafy vegetables.

matters needing attention

Pessimistic psychological nursing for patients with liver cancer, when patients confirm that they have cancer, they will produce pessimism and disappointment, which are more disappointed than expected, depressed, unhappy and unhappy. At this time, nurses should give care to show that the disease is being treated, and emphasize that a good mood is conducive to the prognosis of the disease. After a period of time, the patients began to accept the fact that they suffered from this disease. Their heart became clear and stable, and they were willing to accept treatment and hope for treatment. Nurses should apply "suggestive" therapy in time, publicize the significance of treatment, and eliminate adverse factors such as social factors and family factors.