1. If the intestinal tract is normal before chemotherapy, please give nutritional support according to high energy, high protein and high vitamin. Don't worry about food like hair. For malnourished people, some special nutrients can be taken orally or through tube feeding, and parenteral nutrition can also be provided, such as amino acid supplements.

2. On the day of chemotherapy, the patient's chemotherapy reaction was serious. Diet should be based on supplemental water. The amount of make-up water should be increased by more than 50% to 2000-3000 ml. We usually drink water, soup, porridge, tea, etc. In order to reduce the intestinal reaction caused by chemotherapy, you can eat breakfast one hour in advance and one hour after dinner. Eating half the amount can also reduce gastrointestinal reactions.

3. During the period of intermittent chemotherapy, that is, when the chemotherapy response continues to decline after the end of chemotherapy, you can gradually give a three-high diet, high protein, high calorie and high vitamin diet to keep your body normal. You can also increase the number of meals and intake. The quantity of food varies from semi-liquid to full-fat food, and the main food processing is stewing and steaming.

4. In the late stage of chemotherapy, food rich in nutrients and easy to digest and absorb should be selected. Specifically, food should be increased, diet structure should be scientific and reasonable, nutrition should be balanced, and diet should be diversified. Patients with gastric cancer should eat fruits rich in vitamins during intravenous chemotherapy, such as apples, oranges, pineapples, oranges, kiwifruit, etc. These fruits contain a lot of water-soluble vitamins, which are very beneficial to human body.

What food is good for gastric cancer patients after chemotherapy? Zhang Zhonghai, director of Jiaozuo Zhonghai Traditional Chinese Medicine Cancer Hospital, stressed that patients with malignant tumors will also affect their appetite during chemotherapy and consume human nutrition, so they should actively supplement high-protein foods, such as fresh fish, mutton, seafood, etc. Exogenous protein and amino acid supplements can also help patients pass the chemotherapy cycle smoothly. If there is obvious nausea, vomiting and eating difficulties when necessary, you can also supplement fat milk or amino acids intravenously to adjust the nutritional status of the human body and successfully pass the chemotherapy.