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After the pre-operative breast cancer patient, pay attention to Nanjing Drum House Hospital – Dr. Zhang Weijie First is psychological preparation. The fear of cancer and the fear of surgery can give rise to anxiety. At this point, it is necessary to try to adjust mentalities, to communicate fully with doctors, to understand the need, process, risks and expected effects of the operation, and to communicate with family and friends to reduce stress. Next is physical preparation. Medical doctors conduct comprehensive physical examinations, including assessments of CPR, liver and kidney functions, to ensure that patients are able to withstand surgery. Patients may need to cooperate in the completion of tests such as blood tests, EKGs, breast ultrasound, mammograms or MRIs, which help doctors to better understand the size, location, relationship to surrounding tissues, etc. During the pre-operative period, the diet needs to be properly adjusted to ensure nutritional balance, sufficient proteins, carbohydrates, etc., to enhance physical resistance. At the same time, there may be a need for early fasting under surgical arrangements, a general six- to eight-hour fast, and a four-hour ban on water before the operation, to prevent vomiting and suction during the operation. In addition, patients need personal hygiene, in particular skin cleaning in the surgical area. Medical personnel also mark surgical areas, and patients should be careful to protect them from ambiguity or disappearance. In terms of body recovery, healing is the key. After the operation, care is taken to keep the wound clean, to keep it dry and to reduce the risk of infection. In general, there is a need for regular changes of medicine during the period following the operation to observe whether the wound is edible, permeated or sept. The restoration of upper limb function is also important. Since the operation may affect the activity of a side limb, some simple actions can be performed at an early stage, such as handshakes, stretching fingers, promoting blood circulation, and then slowly increasing activity intensity, making the transition to elbow and shoulder activity, while avoiding excessive pull. In terms of psychological recovery, patients may experience anxiety, depression, etc. Support from family and friends is important, and patients themselves can communicate with doctors to learn about their condition and to build confidence in recovery. Food recovery should not be overlooked. To ensure a balanced nutrition, more protein-rich foods, such as eggs and milk, can help to repair the body ‘ s tissue. Sufficient vegetables and fruit are also consumed to ensure the supply of vitamins and minerals. The diet of breast cancer patients is important. More cross-facing vegetables, like broccoli, broccoli, cabbage, etc. These vegetables contain components such as radish sulfur and are potentially resistant to cancer. Fruits rich in vitamin C, such as oranges, lemons, strawberries, etc. Vitamin C is an antioxidant that reduces the physical harm of the free-base and contributes to physical recovery. You can choose whole wheat bread, oatmeal, etc. They are rich in dietary fibres, which foster intestinal creeping and provide stable energy to help patients maintain good health. Skinned meat is a good source of protein, such as chicken, beef, etc., and can help repair post-operative body tissue. Fish are rich in Omega – 3 fatty acids such as salmon, cod, etc. This fatty acid is resistant to inflammation and good for the body. Beans include soybeans, black beans, etc., which contain rich plant proteins and soybeans, which is a plant estrogen that may help to regulate the hormonal level in the body. Appropriate intake of nuts, such as almonds, walnuts, etc., contains healthy nutrients such as fat, protein and vitamin E. However, nuts are of a high calorie nature and require appropriate consumption. Patients should reduce their intake of high fat and sugary foods, such as fried food, cake, etc. At the same time, estrogen-containing foods and health products, such as beehive milk, should be avoided as much as possible, as estrogen may stimulate breast cancer cells. At the same time, regular medical review, including medical examinations, video examinations, etc., is carried out in strict compliance with medical instructions, in order to monitor the physical situation and detect possible recurrences or transfers in a timely manner. Breast cancer