Can breast cancer patients take a hot spring bath?

Breast cancer patients can usually take a hot spring bath, which usually does not aggravate the symptoms of breast cancer or delay the treatment of the disease. However, the time of hot spring bathing should be controlled to avoid discomfort such as physical fatigue.

Breast cancer is mainly caused by the uncontrolled proliferation of mammary epithelial cells. During the onset of the disease, you can take a hot spring bath. Hot spring water contains more minerals, which can relax the patient's mentality and avoid excessive fear and worry. In addition, hot spring bathing will not affect the state of mammary epithelial cells, but can accelerate blood circulation throughout the body, improve the condition of breast skin, and help alleviate the disease. It is necessary to control the time of hot spring bathing, and a single time of about 20 minutes is appropriate. Long-term hot spring bathing is prone to symptoms such as physical fatigue and dizziness.

Breast cancer patients can not only soak in hot springs, but also walk outdoors more often and exercise their bodies moderately, which is beneficial to improving the body's immunity. Patients need to go to the hospital for treatment in time, improve symptoms through radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and effectively control the continued spread and metastasis of cancer cells.