What are the dishes that are not suitable for people with cervical cancer? Dietary principles for cervical cancer

Patients with cervical cancer should avoid eating overly spicy vegetables and eat less fried, smoked, barbecued, and pickled vegetables.

1. Patients with cervical cancer need to avoid spicy vegetables such as peppers as much as possible, and should also avoid other irritating foods such as malatang and alcohol.

2. Patients with cervical cancer should try to avoid pickled, smoked, and moldy vegetables, such as sauerkraut, to prevent excessive intake of nitrite, which will promote the growth of cancer cells.

In addition, patients with cervical cancer often experience increased vaginal discharge, which may be thin and watery, or thick and smelly like rice water. When the patient's vaginal discharge is watery, it may be necessary to limit the intake of raw and cold fruits and vegetables; when the vaginal discharge is thick and smelly (often indicating infection), it may be necessary to limit the intake of overly greasy foods, especially some fried dishes.

Good food

Patients with cervical cancer can eat appropriate amounts of low-fat, high-protein foods rich in vitamins, dietary fiber, zinc, selenium and other nutrients to maintain smooth bowel movements and improve the body's immunity.

Vegetables, fruits, meat, eggs, milk, staple food, aquatic products, nuts, soy products

Fresh shiitake mushrooms, dried black fungus, soaked black fungus, mushrooms, carrots, lotus root, cabbage

Be careful with food

Patients with cervical cancer should avoid spicy foods, limit their intake of fried, smoked, and pickled foods, and avoid drinking alcohol.

Staple food Beverages Spicy food Fried food Pickled food Smoked food

Fried cakes, fried dough sticks, fried gluten, fried cakes

More suggestions

While actively cooperating with doctors for treatment, patients with cervical cancer should also pay attention to:

1. Adjust your work and rest schedule, ensure adequate sleep, go to bed early and get up early, and don't stay up late.

2. Engage in appropriate physical exercise, including Tai Chi, walking, health exercises, Qigong, etc.

3. You should pay attention to adjusting your mentality, keeping your emotions stable, and try not to be anxious or angry.

4. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the vagina to avoid infection.

5. Avoid active and passive smoking.

6. Strictly follow the doctor’s instructions for regular check-ups.