Symptoms and dietary taboos of bladder cancer

Bladder cancer is a common disease in life, which brings great harm to people's lives. So what are its early symptoms and what should we pay attention to in diet?

How do you know if you have bladder cancer?

1. Hematuria is the earliest sign of bladder cancer. Urine contains red blood cells and blood. Whether it is visible to the naked eye or detected by the test, it is an early sign of bladder cancer.

2. In addition, if you have the urge to urinate but the amount of urine is small or none; frequent urination; pain during urination; difficulty urinating; a mass in the lower abdomen where the bladder is located; back pain or waist pain; poor appetite, fatigue and insomnia; a significant weight loss or anemia, you should have a comprehensive examination. These may be early signs of bladder cancer.

Experts point out the dietary precautions for patients with bladder tumors:

1. Avoid smoking and drinking, which is something that many cancer patients must do. It is not only harmful to cancer patients, but also extremely harmful to the normal healthy body.

2. Avoid eating smoked, pickled, fried, moldy, spicy and irritating foods. These foods are important carcinogens and contain nitrosamines.

3. Eat more toads, snails, kelp, laver, turtles, jellyfish, coix seeds, walnuts, pork loins, sword beans, perch and other foods. They have the effect of resisting bladder and urethral tumors and are good food for bladder tumor patients. In addition, kelp and laver can prevent urethral obstruction and help patients recover.

4. Eating more buckwheat, lotus root starch, watercress, olives, eggplant, mung bean sprouts, soy milk, loach and other foods can prevent infection and help control the disease.

5. Eating more foods such as leek, wax gourd, black plum, sesame, lotus seed, celery, etc. can prevent bleeding, help dissipate toxins and remove blood stasis, and recover as soon as possible.

6. Eat more vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins, supplement various vitamins and proteins, enhance nutrition, and improve body resistance. In addition, drink more water to excrete feces in time and prevent feces from being retained in the bladder.

The above is an introduction to the dietary precautions for bladder tumors. Experts remind you that it is very important not only to take medication for bladder tumors, but also to adjust your lifestyle.