What should notice after rectum cancer operation

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Rectal cancer is a common digestive tract cancer, is a very difficult to treat disease, in today's life, has seriously threatened people's health. How is there a lot of chylous fluid in the chest after rectal cancer second operation to return a responsibility? For this kind of situation, can puncture extraction perfusion of traditional Chinese medicine treatment, alleviate the disease, improve symptoms, prolong life. Rectal cancer is located between the dentate line and the junction of sigmoid colon and rectum. It is mainly treated by surgery, supplemented by radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Today, let me talk about what we need to pay attention to after rectal cancer surgery.

What should notice after rectum cancer operation

First: diet after rectal cancer surgery. Rectal cancer has something to do with diet, such as eating a lot of red meat, eating too little fruits and vegetables, and living habits, such as sedentary and lack of exercise. The incidence rate of rectal cancer is also increasing. At the same time of active treatment, patients and their families should also pay more attention to the diet after rectal cancer surgery.

Second: the diet is very important in the recovery period after rectal cancer surgery. If the stoma is in the abdomen, in order to reduce exhaust, reduce odor and keep the stool unobstructed, patients should avoid the diet appropriately.

Third: the early diet of rectal cancer patients should be started under the guidance of medical staff. Nutrients in food can promote wound tissue repair, help wound healing and postoperative recovery, shorten the course of treatment, timely supplement of nutrients, plays an important role in postoperative recovery of rectal cancer, some patients fear defecation, dare not eat, so that the body can not get enough supplement, affect the growth of granulation tissue, is not conducive to wound healing.

matters needing attention

Avoid being overweight or underweight, and limit the weight gain to no more than 5kg in adulthood. Overweight or obesity can easily lead to increased risk of endometrial cancer, renal cancer and colorectal cancer.