What is the best diet to eat after lung cancer surgery

The dietary principles for lung cancer patients after surgery are balanced diet, rich in nutrition, and moderate diet. Specifically, it should be based on protein-rich foods, which can enhance nutrition and enhance the patient's immunity, such as milk, goat milk, horse milk, meat such as beef, mutton, pork, etc., eggs including eggs, duck eggs, and plant protein such as soybeans. After lung cancer surgery, it is appropriate to eat more high-protein foods in the diet, which is conducive to physical recovery after surgery. If the patient's physical condition allows, early bed activities are encouraged, and blowing balloons and deep breathing are performed, which are conducive to the recovery of lung function. There is no specific taboo in the treatment of lung cancer in Western medicine, but it must be nutritionally balanced and special salt supplements, including calcium salt particles, etc.

How long can you live with early peripheral lung cancer?

If it is a relatively early stage peripheral lung cancer, most of them are adenocarcinoma type, of course there are very few belonging to other types. For example, if lung adenocarcinoma can be cured by surgery, combined with adjuvant radiotherapy, chemotherapy, targeted drugs and other treatments after surgery, it is possible to survive for a long time. More than 5 years without recurrence is considered clinically cured. It is recommended to actively treat lung cancer, which can effectively prolong the patient's life cycle. Pay attention to taking Chinese medicine after surgery to control recurrence. The first thing to do is to determine the stage of peripheral lung cancer.

Can a blood test detect lung cancer?

If patients with lung cancer have blood tumor markers checked, they can find abnormalities. The most common one is CEA abnormality. The positive rate of patients with lung adenocarcinoma is the highest, accounting for about 50% to 80%. CEA is a broad-spectrum tumor marker and cannot be used as a specific indicator for diagnosing lung cancer, but it has important value in the differential diagnosis of lung cancer. The clinical manifestations of lung cancer include cough, blood in sputum, chest tightness and shortness of breath. Under normal circumstances, a chest CT scan and a routine blood test are required. Lung cancer is a very common malignant tumor of the respiratory system, and is mainly diagnosed through imaging examinations and pathological examinations.