What exercises can people with cervical cancer do

Exercise can promote health, and for patients with diseases, exercise can strengthen their physical fitness, improve their immunity, and play a role in restoring the body. Therefore, patients with cervical cancer also need to do a good job of health exercises, diet conditioning, and psychological care, which can help patients recover faster. So how to do physical exercise for cervical cancer?

Physical exercise for cervical cancer. Patients with cervical cancer should not be overworked in their daily lives, so they should not over-exercise. They should exercise appropriately, not challenge their physical limits, and should only do simple exercises. They must also ensure adequate sleep and rest time, and should not overwork, otherwise it is easy to cause serious diseases. Please pay more attention.
Patients in the recovery period of cervical cancer should participate in some physical activities according to their physical condition, such as walking, doing health exercises, Tai Chi, Qigong, etc. These health exercises can increase appetite, restore physical strength, strengthen physical fitness, improve the body's immune function, and achieve the purpose of cancer prevention and treatment and body recovery.
Functional exercises for cervical cancer. Early lesions of cervical cancer patients are mainly treated with surgery, and the scope of resection includes the vagina, uterus, 2/3 of the vagina, various ligaments around the uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries, in addition to pelvic lymph node dissection. Middle and late stage lesions are mainly treated with radiotherapy or radiotherapy combined with surgery. Therefore, the damage to the reproductive system is relatively large, especially for patients receiving radiotherapy, who may experience loss of vaginal elasticity and vaginal stenosis, or thinning of the vaginal epithelial mucosa due to radiotherapy, loss of secretory function or reduced secretion, resulting in vaginal dryness, and even adhesions. In severe cases, pelvic fibrosis occurs, causing circulatory disorders and edema, compression of nerves causing pain, and damage to the rectum and bladder, which may cause bloody stools and hematuria.