What are the dietary precautions for bladder cancer?

With the continuous development of modern medicine, bladder cancer has been effectively treated, so we don’t have to be too anxious about the disease, we should actively accept treatment, and at the same time pay attention to nursing work during treatment. Let’s introduce what are the dietary precautions for bladder cancer?

1. Bladder cancer patients should eat more of the following foods

1. It is advisable to eat more foods that have anti-bladder and urethral tumor effects, such as toads, frogs, snails, kelp, seaweed, hawksbill turtles, soft-shelled turtles, turtles, jellyfish, water snakes, coix seeds, water chestnuts, walnuts, sheep kidneys, pork kidneys, sword beans, sandworms, sea bass, and mackerel.

2. People with urethral obstruction should eat kelp, wakame, laver and blue crab.

3. If infected, you should eat yellow croaker maw, shark fin, water snake, pigeon, jellyfish, lotus root powder, buckwheat, amaranth, ground ear, kohlrabi, olives, eggplant, fig, mung bean sprouts, soy milk, amaranth, seaweed, and loach.

4. If you have bleeding, you should eat celery, day lily, leek, winter melon, black plum, persimmon, sesame, lotus seeds, sea cucumber and rat meat.

2. Bladder cancer patients should avoid eating the following foods

1. Avoid eating smoked, pickled, fried, moldy, spicy and irritating foods as these foods are important carcinogens and contain nitrosamines.

2. No smoking or drinking. This is something many cancer patients must do. Smoking and drinking are not only harmful to cancer patients, but also extremely harmful to a normal healthy body.

Bladder cancer life should pay attention to:

1. Provide psychological care to help patients relieve tension, fear, disappointment and other negative mentalities, guide them to forget the disease, feel happy, and better cooperate with various treatments.

2. Keep the perineum area, especially the urethral opening, clean to prevent infection.

Bladder cancer diet should pay attention to:

1. Pearl barley porridge: 75-100g pearl barley and a little white sugar or brown sugar. First, add water to the pearl barley and cook it into porridge. When it is cooked, add white sugar or brown sugar and mix well. It can be used as breakfast or snack.

2. Steam peach gum: 10g peach gum, appropriate amount of rock sugar, add a little water, steam for 20 minutes, and take it frequently at any time.

3. Stew 20g of Tremella fuciformis in water and take it once a day.

4. 50g red bean and 15g chicken's gizzard lining powder. Cook the red bean porridge as usual, and when it is almost cooked, add the chicken's gizzard lining and mix well.

I hope that the dietary considerations for bladder cancer that I have introduced in detail above will be helpful to you. In the future, we should pay attention to eating more foods that are good for the patient's body, such as kelp, seaweed, winter melon, etc., and try to avoid foods that are harmful to the disease, so that we can effectively restore our health.