The probability of colorectal cancer recurrence after surgery

The quality of colorectal cancer care directly affects the overall efficacy of colorectal cancer treatment. Proper daily care can alleviate the patient's pain to a certain extent, speed up the patient's recovery process, and improve the patient's quality of life. The probability of colorectal cancer recurrence after surgery is closely related to care. Let's take a look at how to care.

1. Adjust diet and do proper exercise. Patients with colorectal cancer are weak after surgery and consume more calories and protein. They can be conditioned by supplementing diet nutrition and water. Patients with colorectal cancer should have high-calorie, high-protein, and high-vitamin foods at every meal. They should absolutely quit smoking and drinking, and avoid eating stimulating foods.
2. Pay attention to psychological care. The mental burden of patients after colorectal cancer surgery is imaginable, and they are prone to pessimism and world-weariness. First of all, the patient should be strong in facing the disease, establish a firm belief in defeating cancer, and avoid negative emotions. On the other hand, the patient's friends and relatives should give more encouragement. Family members should observe and communicate with the patient at any time, pay attention to his psychological activities, care and comfort the patient at all times, listen to the patient's complaints patiently, make the patient feel the warmth of his relatives, avoid emotional fluctuations, eliminate worries, keep a good mood, arrange daily life reasonably, and maintain the patient's hope of survival.
As long as you take good care of it, the chance of recurrence is still very small, so you can rest assured.