Dietary considerations for patients with cervical precancerous lesions include

There are dietary treatments for cervical precancerous lesions, and the significance of dietary treatments is mainly two aspects. One is to help inhibit the development of the disease, and the other is to help regulate the body. However, uterine cancer patients also have dietary taboos, especially after treatment, they should be more vigilant in this regard. The following is a summary of dietary precautions for patients with cervical precancerous lesions:

1. Early cervical precancerous lesions generally have little effect on digestive tract function. The main purpose is to enhance the patient's disease resistance and improve the immune function. Nutrients should be supplemented as much as possible. Protein, sugar, fat, vitamins, etc. can be reasonably consumed. When the patient has heavy vaginal bleeding, some blood-tonifying, hemostatic, and anti-cancer foods should be taken, such as lotus root, coix seed, hawthorn, black fungus, and ebony. When the patient's leucorrhea is watery, nourishing foods such as turtle, pigeon eggs, and chicken are suitable. When the patient's leucorrhea is thick and smelly, it is suitable to eat light and damp-removing foods, such as coix seed, red bean, and white imperata root.

2. After the operation, the diet should be adjusted to replenish qi and blood, and produce essence and replenish essence, such as yam, longan, mulberry, wolfberry, pork liver, turtle, sesame, donkey skin glue, etc.

3. During chemotherapy, the diet should focus on strengthening the spleen and kidney. You can use yam powder, barley porridge, animal liver, placenta, donkey-hide gelatin, turtle, fungus, wolfberry, lotus root, banana, etc. When gastrointestinal reactions, nausea, vomiting, and loss of appetite occur, you should adjust your diet to strengthen the spleen and stomach, such as sugarcane juice, ginger juice, black plum, banana, kumquat, etc.

4. During radiotherapy, dietary adjustments should focus on nourishing blood and yin. Beef, pork liver, lotus root, fungus, spinach, celery, pomegranate, water chestnut, etc. can be eaten. If radiation cystitis and radiation proctitis occur due to radiotherapy, meals that clear heat and dampness, nourish yin and detoxify should be given, such as watermelon, coix seed, red bean, water chestnut, lotus root, spinach, etc.

5. In the late stage of cervical precancerous lesions, high-protein, high-calorie foods should be chosen, such as milk, eggs, beef, turtle, red beans, mung beans, fresh lotus root, spinach, winter melon, apples, etc.