What does multiple myeloma eat

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The diet of cancer patients plays a vital role in patients. Only a good body can have better resistance to fight disease. During the treatment of cancer patients, their appetite will be greatly reduced, which requires their families to pay attention to the diet principles of patients. What does multiple myeloma eat well?

What does multiple myeloma eat

1. The diet should be light and choose foods that can inhibit bone marrow hyperplasia, such as kelp, laver, Undaria pinnatifida, clam and almond. Symptomatic selection of antithrombotic, blood, bone and reduce splenomegaly of food, such as peach, plum, clam, fish, leek, hawthorn, jellyfish, turtle shell, turtle meat, muduan, walnut. Crab, shrimp, pig liver, bee milk, sesame, peanut turtle, loach, eel. Abstain from smoking and drinking, avoid eating fat, sweet and thick taste, raw and cold, spicy products. 　　

2. Multiple myeloma belongs to hematological malignancy. Its typical symptom is bone pain. At the beginning, the pain is often mild, intermittent and wandering, and the pain is aggravated in the late stage. For patients diagnosed with multiple myeloma, it is recommended to eat more foods that can inhibit bone marrow hyperplasia, such as kelp, laver, Undaria pinnatifida, almond, etc.

3. Drink milk properly. Low salt diet should also be used in patients with renal impairment. If accompanied by polycythemia vera and primary thrombocytosis, should eat peanuts, grapes and other food to increase blood coagulation function. But do not overdose, drink properly.

matters needing attention

Multiple myeloma daily health care: 1, appropriate exercise, transplant patients not only low immunity, most of the lower limb muscle atrophy will appear, so we should first indoor and then outdoor, gradually increase the amount of activity, in order to restore physical strength, enhance resistance. Adjust a good attitude and keep a relaxed and happy mood. Ensuring adequate sleep is particularly important for patients. 2. Reexamine on time. In order to know your condition at any time, patients should regularly go to the hospital to reexamine the blood routine and biochemical indexes according to the doctor's advice. If you have any discomfort (such as rash, cold, fever, diarrhea), be sure to go to the transplant hospital in time and treat it under the guidance of the doctor. After the condition is stable, you can go to other hospitals for regular review. Six months, one year and two years after transplantation, they should go back to the transplantation hospital for comprehensive review and listen to the doctor's opinions.