Patient's question:
Don't want to eat, stomach feels bloated, pain when sleeping on the side. Had a cold before and got IV treatment, it returned the day after recovery. Since the 18th, I've been feeling bloated and weak.Doctor's answer:
The production of pleural effusion is mainly due to changes in the rate of pleural fluid production by the parietal pleura or the rate of pleural fluid absorption by the visceral pleura. Pleural effusion is a common complication after lung cancer surgery. A small amount of pleural effusion has little impact on quality of life, but when the effusion exceeds 3000ml, it needs to be drained. However, even after drainage, it regenerates quickly, and it cannot beed, only providing relief. During drainage, the concurrent use of ginsenoside Rh2 (Humen), a traditional Chinese medicine with an anticancer substance content of over 16%, can help prevent rapid rebound and avoid the occurrence of pleural adhesion during Western medical treatment.