Why do some cancer patients always feel powerless to do things?

Cancer patients often feel physically tired, and some people mistakenly think that it is a psychological effect: mental tiredness leads to physical tiredness. This is a misconception because cancer fatigue does exist in cancer patients.

Because cancer affects food intake and nutrient absorption, the body needs insufficient calories and electrolytes, causing fatigue.

On the one hand, it is because the health is really not good. On the other hand, it is also caused by low mood.

First of all, the physical condition is relatively low, and secondly, it is caused by negative and depressed psychological factors.

The body functions of cancer patients have been destroyed, and the energy** cannot keep up, and there will naturally be weakness.

From a psychological point of view, they have a negative mentality, which leads to lack of interest and listlessness in doing things.

Because their breathing is relatively weak, and their bodies are also weak, they can't exert a lot of strength.

Because the cancer has spread, I naturally don't have the strength to do things.

This is also related to their emotions a lot of times, and it is really important to have a good attitude.

The reason why cancer patients are becoming less and less energetic is that they have different constitutions. Exhaustion is a subjective experience of the individual, although there is enough morphine, it still feels unbearable, the constant feeling of exhaustion is variable, and the fatigue of cancer patients can occur at any time and still cannot be effectively improved by rest or morphine. When cancer patients receive chemotherapy and radiotherapy, cells are destroyed and die, and metabolic waste products are released to increase, making cancer patients easy to fatigue in the process.

Cachexia (also known as cachexia) in patients with advanced tumors is a tumor that causes changes in the body's metabolism in various ways, so that the body cannot absorb nutrients from the outside world, pain, anemia, and abnormal nutrient and energy metabolism.

Lack of supply is prone to symptoms such as fatigue and fatigue. Factors such as hypothyroidism or anorexia caused by other adverse reactions (nausea, vomiting, etc.) can cause fatigue. Cancer is a wasting disease.

As the disease progresses, cancer patients lose more and more energy. Cancer patients generally have high nutritional consumption, loss of appetite, and poor taking, which will lead to severe malnutrition, anemia, low protein, etc., making cancer patients more and more weak.

The patient's immune system is often weakened by the disease. This can lead to infection and general weakness. Anti-infective drugs such as roxithromycin should be given as prescribed, and in addition, surgery and other comprehensive** cancer can be used to actively control cancer.

Cancer patients may present with debilitating manifestations when they are malnourished due to digestive symptoms or disease depletion. Develop a personalized tumor diagnosis and plan. **Regular follow-up is required to monitor tumor growth and metastasis.

Cancer patients lose more and more energy. Cancer patients generally have high nutritional consumption, loss of appetite, and poor taking, which can lead to the occurrence of severe malnutrition, anemia, and anemia

Cancer patients lose more and more energy. Cancer patients generally have high nutritional consumption, loss of appetite, and poor taking, which will lead to severe malnutrition, anemia, low protein, etc., making cancer patients more and more weak.

Low protein, etc., makes cancer patients more and more weak.