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Nutrition Tips for Managing Angiomyolipoma Growth

Diet for Vascular Smooth Muscle Lipoma Hello, doctor. I would like to ask about my sister, who recently had a check-up and was found to have vascular muscle lipomas in both kidneys, measuring 12 cm on the left and 6 cm on the right. She has already undergone embolization and ther...


Dr. Shi Guimei Reply:
Hello! For the issue of renal vascular muscle lipoma, you can schedule regular follow-ups with either the urology or nephrology department. In terms of diet, maintain a balanced diet, avoid fried and greasy foods as much as possible, and consume plenty of vegetables (at least 3 s...

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Essential Dietary Guidelines for Cancer Patients: Nutrition Tips and Advice

Cancer patients should pay attention to the following dietary considerations: Hello, my father is a terminal liver cancer patient. He underwent surgery to remove part of the liver tumor in February of this year, and now a metastatic tumor has been found in the lower right area of...


Dr. Huang Shuli Reply:
Hello! Generally speaking, cancer patients should choose a diverse diet that includes sufficient vitamins, minerals, proteins, and other electrolytes to maintain normal bodily functions. Therefore, a balanced diet is essential, consisting of six major food groups: grains and tube...

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Post-Thyroid Tumor Surgery: Dietary Guidelines and Herbal Considerations

Postoperative Diet for Thyroid Tumor Surgery Hello, my husband is scheduled to undergo thyroid tumor removal surgery next week. What dietary precautions should we take post-surgery? Is it advisable to take Chinese herbal medicine for recovery? Thank you for your guidance.


Dr. Huang Shuli Reply:
Yu: I apologize for the delayed response due to an error in receiving your message. Generally, after a thyroidectomy, you may start drinking water 6-8 hours post-surgery. Following that, please consume cold liquid diets to avoid irritating the neck incision. At home, maintain a b...

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Post-Hysterectomy: Managing and Preventing Bowel Adhesions

Post-hysterectomy intestinal adhesions Dear Dr. Huang, I would like to seek advice regarding dietary and health management after my mother's recent hysterectomy, specifically concerning the intestinal adhesions that have developed as a result. My mother underwent the surger...


Dr. Huang Shuli Reply:
Yuan Yuan: Hello! 1. One week post-surgery, the wound should have healed, and water should not enter the wound; any accumulation is likely a pathological change. 2. For dietary management of intestinal adhesions, the recovery phase should start with clear liquids (water, juice, c...

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Post-Surgery and Chemotherapy Diet for Colorectal Cancer Patients

Diet after Colorectal Cancer Surgery and Chemotherapy Hello, my family member underwent surgery to remove a colon cancer tumor a month ago. The hospital dietitian advised us to consume only strained fruit juices and many foods are restricted. As for fish and meat, they can only b...


Dr. Huang Shuli Reply:
Acute Gastroenteritis: Hello! The main purpose of a low-residue diet is to reduce the volume of stool. I would like to know if your family member has a colostomy after surgery. If not, and it has been over a month since the surgery, a low-residue diet is no longer necessary. If t...

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Can Tumor Patients Safely Consume Nutritional Products?

Can individuals with tumors consume nutritional supplements? Hello: I currently have four benign tumors in my breast. I hope to increase my breast size, but I have heard that it may not be advisable for individuals with tumors to consume breast enhancement products. Therefore, I ...


Dr. Liu Qiaoyun Reply:
Xiao Hua: I'm sorry, I couldn't find the characters in your name, so I had to substitute them for now. I apologize! Regarding the peanut pig's trotter or the green papaya four-herb drink you mentioned, from a nutritional standpoint, they are just regular foods. Alt...

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Nutritional Guidelines for Managing Fibroids and Uterine Conditions

Gynecological disorders If someone has a breast tumor (benign), uterine enlargement, thickened endometrium, and hypertension (140/90), what dietary considerations should be taken into account? Some foods are rich in estrogen, such as tomatoes, sweet potatoes, soybeans, legumes, a...


Dr. Shi Guimei Reply:
Hello! For benign breast lumps, uterine enlargement, and endometrial thickening, a balanced diet is sufficient. The foods you mentioned are acceptable to consume. You should pay attention to controlling high blood pressure by avoiding excessive salt, pickled foods, processed item...

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Can Cancer Surgery Patients Eat Pumpkin? Debunking Common Myths

Can I eat pumpkin after cancer surgery? Hello! Last month, my father underwent surgery to remove a tumor due to oral cancer, and he is currently recovering at home. I was planning to make pumpkin soup for him, but he heard somewhere that "pumpkin should not be consumed after...


Dr. Huang Shuli Reply:
Hello! Pumpkin is rich in carotenoids, which have antioxidant properties and can enhance immunity, providing anti-cancer effects. However, compared to other vegetables or starchy root vegetables, it has a higher sugar content, so individuals with diabetes or obesity should consum...

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Nutritional Care for Cancer Patients: High-Calorie Diets and Chemotherapy Support

I would like some information on how to care for cancer patients with high-calorie diets after surgery and how to provide care during chemotherapy? We are students from a nursing school and would like to learn more about high-calorie diets for post-operative cancer patients and h...


Dr. Hu Yuqing Reply:
You should look for books related to dietary therapy or the Dietary Guidelines of the Republic of China. Search on Yahoo for: high-calorie diets for postoperative patients and dietary care for gastric cancer patients. Visit http://www.vghtpe.gov.tw/~tcfund/information/DIET_G.HTM ...

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Post-Thyroid Surgery Diet Tips and Asthma-Friendly Eating

May I ask the doctor? 1. After thyroid tumor surgery (at age 49), what dietary changes should be made to promote faster recovery? 2. For someone with mild asthma (at age 22), what dietary considerations should be taken into account?


Dr. Shi Guimei Reply:
Hello! If the patient is recovering well after surgery and has a good appetite, a balanced diet is sufficient. However, if the nutritional status is poor or eating is not ideal post-surgery, it is best for the hospital's nutritionist to assess the patient's condition an...

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Post-Surgery Nutrition and Care: Essential Tips for Recovery

Nutritional supplementation issues? Hello, Ms. Qi, nutritionist~~^^ I underwent surgery for an ectopic pregnancy over six months ago, and in mid-July, I had thyroid surgery. Shortly after, I was diagnosed with a thyroid tumor, specifically papillary thyroid carcinoma, and I need ...


Dr. Qi Minghua Reply:
Hello: Based on your height of 148 cm, your ideal weight range should be between 44 to 53 kg. Currently, you are only 38 kg, which is indeed too thin and light. Additionally, having undergone multiple surgeries, your body will consume a lot of protein. Therefore, it is essential ...

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Understanding Thyroid Enlargement: Nutrition and Health Tips for Management

Thyroid enlargement Weight: 46.3 kg, Height: 163 cm, often feeling fatigued. Recent test results: (two types) Blood test: Amylase 58.00 U/L, SGOT (AST) 21 mg/dL, SGPT (ALT) 19 mg/dL, T4 (Thyroxine) 9.32 µg/dL, TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) 0.52 mIU/L. (The doctor mentioned th...


Dr. Qi Minghua Reply:
Hello: After discussing your symptoms with the internal medicine and metabolism specialists, both doctors agree that your current biochemical reports are normal and do not require medication. However, they recommend regular follow-up visits to receive the most accurate treatment ...

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Appetite Loss After Tumor Recovery: Nutritional Tips for Seniors

Loss of appetite? My grandmother was hospitalized recently due to a tumor, and now she has recovered. However, she has been having a poor appetite lately. Please ask a nutritionist to create some flavorful dishes to help her eat better. I would appreciate it if you could send thi...


Dr. Cai Xiuwen Reply:
Hello! Tumor patients experience changes in nutrient metabolism due to the development of tumor cells, which, combined with radiation therapy, can lead to symptoms such as weight loss, anemia, and loss of appetite. These metabolic abnormalities may result in hyponatremia, hypocal...

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Herbal Recipes for Early Ovarian Tumors: Nutritional Guidance

excuse me? Are there any traditional Chinese medicine recipes for health preservation in early-stage ovarian tumors? Please help me. Thank you.


Dr. Qi Minghua Reply:
Hello: Regarding herbal recipes for ovarian tumors, it may be more satisfactory to consult a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. As for general health foods, focusing on a balanced intake of the six major food groups can achieve health benefits. However, maintaining a bala...

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Delicious Recipes for Patients with Eating Difficulties During Holidays

For individuals with eating difficulties (such as pain), are there more palatable dietary options available? Hello, I am a healthcare professional. In my work, I often care for patients with head and neck cancers who frequently experience difficulties in eating due to chemotherap...


Dr. Qi Minghua Reply:
Hello, if you are a healthcare professional, you may want to consult the nutritionist at your hospital, who can directly create a suitable diet for the patient. The patient you are caring for is experiencing difficulty eating, but it is unclear if there are other complications. I...

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How Much Iodine Should You Consume: More or Less?

Is it more or less? Hello, nutritionist! I have received your response. Thank you very much! However, I have a small question. You mentioned that I could increase my intake of iodine-rich foods, but I have goiter! My doctor advised me to consume less iodine. So I would like to cl...


Dr. Shi Guimei Reply:
Abnormal conditions of the thyroid gland can generally be classified into three categories: 1. Goiter (thyroid enlargement). 2. Hyperthyroidism. 3. Hypothyroidism. The latter two conditions are characterized by disturbances in the secretion of thyroid hormones, while goiter may n...

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How to Address Iron Deficiency Anemia and Low Platelet Count

Anemia My recent blood test report indicated that I have low platelet count and iron deficiency anemia. How should I supplement my nutrition? Thank you.


Dr. Shi Guimei Reply:
There are many causes of low platelet counts, such as malignant anemia, liver cirrhosis, and acute febrile illnesses. The main causes of iron deficiency anemia include chronic blood loss (such as from chronic peptic ulcers, hemorrhoids, parasitic infections, malignant tumors, and...

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Understanding the Nutritional Value of Job's Tears: Water vs. Grain

Regarding Job's Tears? Hello, Dietitian Chen: I'm here to ask you again! Please don't find me annoying! This time I want to inquire about the consumption of Job's tears (Coix lacryma-jobi). I usually cook Job's tears in a rice cooker until they are soft, ...


Dr. Chen Yaoyang Reply:
Xiaokai: Thank you for your support, and I look forward to your consultation. I wonder if your husband's hepatitis has improved? Has he undergone any follow-up tests? Wishing you both well... 1. Regarding Job's tears, after inquiry and verification by a traditional Ch...

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