Ernährung bei Brustkrebs im frühen Stadium

Zusammenfassung

Während der akuten Erkrankung sind starke Gewichtsabnahme und Mangelernährung bei Frauen mit Brustkrebs eher selten. Es besteht jedoch ein Risiko für eine Gewichtszunahme unter Chemotherapie, v. a. bei jüngeren Patientinnen, die vorzeitig in die Menopause versetzt wurden. Auch nach Abschluss der Therapie nehmen mehr als 50 % der überlebenden Frauen an Gewicht zu. Lebensstilmodifikation, Ernährungsumstellung und Bewegung können die Prognose verbessern.

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