What does eating lead to accelerated pancreatic cancer

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Recently, I always feel uncomfortable. Accompanied by my child, I had an examination in the hospital. The doctor said that I had pancreatic cancer, and the treatment was very fast. I'm almost recovered. Let me tell you what eating can lead to the acceleration of pancreatic cancer.

What does eating lead to accelerated pancreatic cancer

Diet 1: choose nutritious food: the diet of patients with pancreatic cancer should be rich in nutrition, easy to digest, less irritating, low-fat diet, can give high protein, multi carbohydrate food, such as milk, fish, liver, egg white, fine flour food, lotus root powder, juice, vegetable soup, japonica rice, etc. And with a soft firm scattered knot, Shugan Liqi food.

Diet 2: avoid overeating: the diet of patients with pancreatic cancer after surgery is mainly light and easy to digest food. But also eat less meals to avoid eating too much, so that patients can not digest normally. The patients with advanced pancreatic cancer should mainly tonify Qi and blood, spleen and stomach, such as glutinous rice, red beans, broad beans, yam, medlar, light vegetables, fig, hazelnut, milk, water chestnut powder, etc.

Diet 3: dietary taboo: mustn't eat moldy, fried, smoked, pickled food, such as salted fish, pickles, walnuts, peanuts, sunflower seeds, sesame, fried food, pastry, cream, ice cream and other food. And for hard, sticky, indigestible food, leek, celery and other coarse fiber, intestinal stimulation of food such as coarse grains, corn, glutinous rice and other food can not eat.

matters needing attention

It is very important for patients with pancreatic cancer to have regular reexamination. Regular reexamination is usually carried out every 1 month and 3 months after the operation, and then every 6 months; after 3 years, reexamination can be carried out once a year. The main items of regular reexamination are abdominal B-ultrasound or Cr examination, to understand whether there is local recurrence and metastasis. If suspicious lesions are found by B-ultrasound and the nature is not clear, further CT or MRI examination can be performed. Other routine tests, such as blood test, biochemical test and fecal occult blood test, must also be checked regularly.