What is not to eat after rectum cancer operation

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Got proctitis, we will appear abdominal distension, abdominal pain, diarrhea and other symptoms, sometimes diarrhea and constipation alternate. There will be blood or mucus in the stool. If proctitis is serious, it can also cause pain in our anus. Poisoning and infection, foreign body injury, malignant transformation of benign tumor, abnormal immune function, chronic inflammatory stimulation and other factors can cause proctitis. Proctitis is also a lot of harm to us, such as pain in defecation, bloody stool, intestinal polyps, rectal cancer and so on. Treatment for a period of time, now it is good, I share my friend's experience of what can't be eaten after rectal cancer surgery with you, hoping to remind you.

What is not to eat after rectum cancer operation

Diet 1: pay attention to the regulation of diet: poor bile excretion of patients with gallbladder cancer affects the digestion and absorption of food, especially for fatty food, which is more difficult to digest. Patients often show anorexia, less food, abdominal distension and irregular stool. Choose foods that are easy to digest and nutritious, such as fresh fruits and vegetables, eat less or no high-fat foods, ban smoking and drinking more water.

Diet 2: psychological nursing: emotion has an important relationship with the development of the disease, treatment effect and prognosis. Medical staff should encourage patients to maintain a happy attitude, establish the confidence to overcome the disease, give full play to the potential ability of the body, so that patients can actively cooperate with the treatment and improve the effect.

Diet 3: when resting, you should keep a comfortable position. Generally, the left and supine positions are better to prevent gallbladder compression.

matters needing attention

Early treatment. Once patients find the above symptoms, they should immediately go to the hospital for digital rectal examination. Generally speaking, digital rectal examination can find more than 75% of rectal cancer, and simple sigmoidoscopy can also be done. This method can find almost all rectal cancer.