Halitosis after kidney cancer surgery

summary

My father, who was diagnosed with kidney cancer a year ago, had bad breath after the operation. Now let's briefly introduce halitosis after renal cancer surgery, so that patients and friends can have a better understanding.

Halitosis after kidney cancer surgery

First, postoperative halitosis should be caused by liver insufficiency, and liver function should be improved as soon as possible.

Second: most patients with renal cancer are asymptomatic renal cancer found during physical examination. The most common symptoms of symptomatic renal cancer patients are low back pain and hematuria.

Third, tumor is a systemic disease. For most cancer patients, local treatment can not solve the problem of radical cure.

matters needing attention

In terms of diet, the usual diet should be light, such as fish, meat, low salt and low fat, avoid spicy stimulation, greasy, cold and indigestible food, supplement rich nutrition, and eat more fruits and vegetables.