Patient's question:
Last April, it was detected that I had cervical cancer. Shortly after the surgery, I went for a follow-up check-up. The hospital in Beijing said that the cancer cells had metastasized to the pelvic area and were adjacent to blood vessels, making it impossible to perform further surgery. Therefore, I would like to ask if pelvic cancer can be cured after surgery?Doctor's answer:
Hello! For most patients with malignant pelvic cancer, surgical treatment is the best method, as it can effectively remove the tumor. However, for malignant tumor cells that have escaped into the bloodstream or lymphatic system, or for residual malignant cells that cannot be seen with the naked eye after surgery, surgery is ineffective. Therefore, for patients with pelvic cancer who have postoperative metastasis, finding a good solution to clear micro-foci is crucial. To clear micro-foci, chain bio-multiples immune therapy is recommended.