What does the hospital eat after lung cancer chemotherapy

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Old people often cough at home, and spit out phlegm with blood, at first did not care, and then slowly found some chest tightness, asthma. Later I learned that I had lung cancer. I hastened the treatment, and the treatment has improved a lot. Now I will tell you about what to eat in the hospital after chemotherapy for lung cancer.

What does the hospital eat after lung cancer chemotherapy

First: need to eat high quality protein, high nutrition, low fat, low cholesterol food. High fat food will aggravate the condition of patients with advanced lung cancer, while low-fat food can relieve the symptoms of nausea, dizziness and palpitation of patients, so as to ensure that patients with lung cancer have nutrition intake without accelerating the proliferation of cancer cells.

Second: eat foods rich in vitamins. Vitamin can enhance the body's resistance and immunity, for patients with advanced lung cancer, it is very necessary. Patients can take in fresh vegetables and fruits every day. If necessary, they can take them with multivitamin tablets to enhance their resistance.

Third: avoid spicy, oily and salty food, quit smoking and drinking, and do not eat mutton, fish and other hair products. Don't add more cinnamon, pepper and other condiments in the dishes, only a small amount. Eat more food that can enhance the body's anti-cancer function, such as mushrooms, and eat more food that can connect channels, such as Auricularia auricula.

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Warm tips: the patient is in the slope position with unlimited angle (the best angle is 5-65). The implementer placed two palms at the midline of the 7th to 9th rib axillary under the patient's armpit, separated the five fingers forward and downward, close to the chest wall, and the squeezing force was just able to resist the expansion of the chest when the patient coughed. Due to the special nursing for 4 hours, the patient was allowed to cough actively and remove sputum regularly under the condition of chest protection. The oxygen saturation of the patient was significantly improved, the sputum sounds in the airway were significantly reduced, the lung breathing sounds were clear, and the respiratory indexes were restored and maintained normal. No inflammatory shadow was found on the chest film.