Patient's question:
Uterine sarcoma stage III has undergone surgery to remove the uterus and ovaries. Is chemotherapy and radiation therapy required later? What is the five-year survival rate?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the surgery is just to remove the local lump. After the operation, cancer cells are prone to relapse and spread. If the patient's condition is good, they can undergo radiotherapy and chemotherapy, but the side effects are too severe. Repeated radiotherapy and chemotherapy can lead to over-treatment, which may accelerate the progression of the disease. The patients can cooperate to take specialized anti-aging traditional Chinese medicine oral liquid for a comprehensive evaluation and conditioning for a period of time, suppress and eliminate tumors, reduce immunity, adjust internal balance, and fundamentally prevent the recurrence and spread of the disease.