文档介绍：Nutritional Care in Oncology
Presented by:
Susan Villaroman &
Dr. Kelly Salvador
Agenda/Overview
I. Your diet as an important part of your treatment for cancer.
II. Ways to get ready:
Eat a Healthy Diet
Plan Ahead
Think Positive
III. Eating a Healthy Diet
IV. Planning Ahead
Do not binge
Don’t diet
Keep exercising (or start walking)
Drink lots of water
Read
Sleep
V. Think Positive
Teach Yourself a Lesson
Interrupt Your Negative Thoughts
Set Realistic Goals
Be Good to Yourself
Be Glad It's Not Worse
Look for the Silver Lining
VI. Chemotherapy Side Effects and their Nutritional/Personal Management
Ways to get ready
Preparing Yourself for Cancer Treatment
Until your treatment actually starts, you will not know exactly what, if any, side effects you may have or how you will feel. One way to prepare is to think of your treatment as a time for you to concentrate on yourself and on getting well.
Here are some other ways to get ready:
Eat a Healthy Diet
Plan Ahead
Think positive
Eat a Healthy Diet
A healthy diet is vital for every person's body to work its best. This is even more important for cancer patients.
You'll go into treatment with reserves to help keep up your strength, prevent body tissue from breaking down, rebuild tissue, and maintain your defenses against infection.
People who eat well are better able to cope with side effects. You may even be able to handle higher doses of certain treatments. For example, we know that some cancer treatments are actually much more effective if the patient is well-nourished and getting enough calories and protein in his or her diet.
Don't be afraid to try new foods. Some things you may never have liked before may taste good to you during treatment.
Planning Ahead
How to Prepare for Cancer Chemotherapy and Radiotherapy
Get Healthy Before Treatment
Do not binge
Don’t diet
Keep exercising (or start walking)
Drink lots of water
Read
Sleep
What To Do During Treatments
Know what you’re getting
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