What kind of exercises can patients with bile duct cancer do

Cholangiocarcinoma refers to a primary malignant tumor that occurs in the left and right hepatic ducts, the common hepatic duct, the cystic duct, the common bile duct, and the end of the bile duct. Cholangiocarcinoma is not common in clinical practice, but it has a high incidence in patients with certain benign diseases. So many patients can't help but ask what kind of exercise can patients with cholangiocarcinoma do? Let me take a look at this question with you, hoping it can be helpful to you.

Tai Chi is a very good exercise that can accelerate the decomposition of fat, sugar and protein in the body, improve cardiopulmonary function, reduce the resistance of blood circulation, and thus reduce the burden on the heart. Tai Chi is a perfect and harmonious art that purifies people's minds and exercises the body. Long-term practice can make people happy, excited, comfortable, emotionally stable, and open-minded. Cancer patients are generally anxious, afraid of recurrence, afraid of death, and depressed after treatment. Practicing Tai Chi is very suitable for cancer patients at this time.

Jogging is a very suitable exercise for cancer patients whose surgical wounds have healed and whose physical condition has recovered a little. When jogging, you should pay attention to breathing adjustment. If you don't adjust your breathing well, it is very easy to switch from aerobic exercise to anaerobic exercise, which greatly reduces the effect. Keep your aerobic heart rate between 60% and 80% to keep aerobic exercise at a high peak. After jogging, you can reduce body aches, breathe easily, have a ruddy complexion, and increase the oxygen content in your blood.

Walking is the only form of exercise that can be sustained throughout life, and it is a safe, moderate form of exercise. Regular walking can also lower blood pressure, promote smooth blood flow in the coronary arteries of the heart, increase the level of high-density lipoprotein cholesterol in the blood, and relieve pain.

The above is what kind of exercise patients with bile duct cancer can do, but exercise is only an auxiliary role. The key is to relax your mind and actively cooperate with the treatment. At the same time, I wish all patients a speedy recovery!