Patient's question:
Recently, I have been diagnosed with pelvic cancer and sometimes experience vomiting. I have been taking medication for about a month. Initially, the dosage was light, but now I went to the hospital for a recheck, and the doctor prescribed a stronger dose. I have been taking it for two weeks now, but I can't eat anything. Could you please tell me how pelvic cancer is formed?Doctor's answer:
Patients with pelvic tumors should pay attention to dietary care; they need to strengthen nutrition. During fever, it is advisable to consume light and easily digestible foods. For patients with high fever and fluid depletion, drinks such as pear juice, apple juice, or watermelon juice can be provided, but they should not be served chilled. Patients with yellow, abundant, and viscous leukorrhea belong to the damp-heat pattern and should avoid fried, greasy, and spicy foods. Those with lower abdominal cold pain, aversion to cold, and lower back pain are classified as the cold-stagnation pattern and can be given warm foods such as ginger soup, brown sugar water, or longan meat. Patients with five-palm hyperthermia and lower back pain often have kidney yin deficiency and can consume blood and meat-rich foods to nourish and strengthen the body.