Patient's question:
Recently, I've been feeling very unwell. Because business at home has been particularly good lately, I haven't had the time to see a doctor. However, I've been feeling increasingly uncomfortable, with a heavy pain in the lower abdomen and yellow discharge. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor diagnosed me with pelvic cancer. I've already had two rounds of radiation therapy, but now I'm experiencing blood in my stool. What should I do? How should I handle blood in the stool during pelvic cancer radiation therapy?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if possible, it's better to have the surgery first. After the surgery, there are two options:1. Taking traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) as an additional treatment. TCM actually has a strong anti-cancer effect and can also kill remaining cancer cells. Moreover, it can enhance the body's immunity and strengthen its own anti-cancer ability. The characteristics of TCM are its lack of toxic side effects. TCM can completely stabilize the condition, control the progression of the disease, improve quality of life, and extend life.
2. Chemotherapy combined with TCM. TCM can reduce the side effects of chemotherapy, kill pelvic cancer cells, regulate immunity, and enhance the effectiveness of chemotherapy.