Patient's question:
I am 55 years old, and I currently have stage II breast cancer. I have undergone surgery, followed by radiation and chemotherapy. A few days ago, my MRI results showed that the cancer cells have spread. What should I do after stage II breast cancer has spread following radiation and chemotherapy?Doctor's answer:
The treatment methods for breast cancer are as follows:Medication
For the treatment of mid-stage breast cancer, ordinary analgesics should be considered first. These drugs are usually sufficient to relieve patients' pain, especially when taken regularly, which can prevent the recurrence of pain.
(2) When general analgesics are ineffective, narcotics such as morphine and pethidine can be used. Recently, the country has relaxed the dosage restrictions for using such drugs, which can effectively relieve cancer pain.
(3) Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment: The traditional Chinese medicine ginsenoside Rh2 (Hulimengsu) has a dual effect of enhancing immunity and anti-tumor properties. It can help stabilize the patient's condition and control the rapid growth of breast cancer cells. It works synergistically with surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy, providing some quality-improving and toxicity-reducing effects in combined treatment.