Can you eat fat after esophageal cancer surgery

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My father-in-law had difficulty swallowing when he was eating for some time, which was even more serious. He also had a loss of appetite. He took my father-in-law to the hospital for examination and found that he had just suffered from esophageal cancer. After treatment, he had a lot better. Let's say that he can eat fat after esophageal cancer surgery.

Can you eat fat after esophageal cancer surgery

Diet 1: most of the symptoms of patients with esophageal cancer are dysphagia, so in view of this situation, we can choose some liquid food or semi liquid food, patients with mild dysphagia can be given semi liquid food, food should be high protein, high calorie, high vitamin. Such as small meatballs, broken vegetables, longxumian, small wonton, all kinds of meat porridge, meat cake and other soft and easy to swallow food. In order to supplement vitamin C, tender leafy vegetables, eggplants and melons can be used to make them soft or muddy. If dysphagia is serious, homogenate meal or viscous liquid food should be used, such as baby rice flour paste, sesame paste, steamed egg soup, various porridge, etc.

Diet two: can't eat spicy, spicy, smelly, fishy stimulating food, these can also cause esophageal spasm, make the patient produce discomfort. For patients with esophageal cancer who can not eat at all, we should adopt the method of intravenous high nutrition to input nutrients to maintain the needs of the patient's body.

Diet three: the main diet to avoid when choking, do not force swallowing, otherwise it will stimulate local cancer tissue bleeding, spread, metastasis and pain. When choking is serious, you should take liquid food or semi liquid food. Avoid eating cold liquid food, because the narrow part of the esophagus is very obvious to cold food stimulation, easy to cause esophageal spasm, nausea and vomiting, pain and distension. So warm food is better.

matters needing attention

Late stage patients will have cachexia, dehydration, jaundice, ascites, tracheal compression caused by dyspnea, vocal cord paralysis, coma and other symptoms, accompanied by water, electrolyte disorders. Mediastinitis, abscess, pneumonia, lung abscess, tracheoesophageal fistula, fatal massive hemorrhage and other complications will be caused when the cancer infiltrates through esophagus, trachea, hilar, pericardium and great vessels.