Patient's question:
Do all patients need chemotherapy after pelvic cancer surgery? Do they need both radiotherapy and chemotherapy? Is one treatment sufficient? What are the differences between the two? What are the differences between domestic and imported chemotherapy? What are the costs? Is it absolutely necessary to undergo treatment? Is it dangerous if not done?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if possible, it's better to have the surgery first. After the surgery, there are two options:1. Adding traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) for treatment. TCM actually has a strong anti-cancer effect and can also kill remaining cancer cells. Additionally, 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.