What is the diet during chemotherapy for ovarian cancer

What should patients eat during chemotherapy for ovarian cancer? Due to loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting during chemotherapy, patients may not eat enough, which may lead to insufficient nutrition. So what should patients eat during chemotherapy? Please see the following introduction:

From the perspective of modern nutrition, cancer patients should arrange their diet during chemotherapy based on the principles of high protein, high calories, easy digestion and low fat. For example, the protein nutritional value and calories of various meats and fish are high, and the staple food should be a combination of coarse and fine, and strive for diversity.
Eat more foods with high nutritional value such as corn, black beans, black sesame, peanuts, millet, black rice, and eat more vegetables and fruits, because they contain nutrients necessary for the human body, especially various vitamins and fiber, such as cabbage, cauliflower, white radish, rapeseed, shiitake mushrooms, white fungus, apples, pears, jujube, kiwi, citrus, etc.
If you experience loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting during chemotherapy, you can add hawthorn, white lentils, white radish, fresh reed root, fresh lotus root, ginger juice, coix seed, tangerine peel, etc., and cook them into porridge and take them frequently, which can strengthen the spleen and appetite, reduce adverse reactions and stop vomiting. If you experience a drop in blood count, you can add jujube, longan meat, animal liver, black chicken, duck, turtle meat, etc.
Or you can take Selenium Weikang chewable tablets to increase selenium supplementation, which can effectively relieve the side effects during chemotherapy, enhance immunity, and improve the efficacy of chemotherapy. During chemotherapy, the appetite is often poor, and there are reactions such as nausea, requiring more meals than usual, preferably soft and easily digestible food, but it must meet the requirements of high protein, rich in vitamins, and sufficient heat energy. This is what people call less but better. Even if vomiting occurs, you must insist on eating. If the food intake is not enough, you can supplement glucose, vitamins, and amino acids through infusion, and give albumin if necessary.