What tonic does old person lung cancer eat good

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Recently, I went on a business trip to have a party with some old colleagues. I found that I had a bad cough and coughed for several days. Several people always came to scare me that this is lung cancer. I don't think I'm 60 years old. It's impossible. But to be honest, I'm really worried. After treatment, the body recovered some, after Chinese medicine conditioning, has been a little better, for the elderly lung cancer to eat what tonic good? Do you know anything about this? Now let's talk about what kind of tonic the elderly should take for lung cancer.

What tonic does old person lung cancer eat good

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.

matters needing attention

Warm tips: pay attention to observe the patient's brain edema. Before whole brain radiotherapy, all patients had symptoms of high intracranial pressure in varying degrees. In addition, radiation itself can cause radiation damage to brain tissue. In the early stage of radiotherapy, intracranial pressure can be increased due to temporary brain edema, manifested as severe headache, jet vomiting and optic nerve papilla edema. Nurses should closely observe the patient's condition changes, so as to timely cooperate with doctors to accurately control intracranial hypertension and avoid serious complications such as cerebral hernia.