Patient's question:
When pelvic cancer was detected, the doctor said it had already reached an early to middle stage. What I want to know is whether it is generally possible to have surgery for early to middle stage pelvic cancer.Doctor's answer:
Hello! The treatment methods for pelvic cancer still primarily rely on traditional surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy. However, surgery carries significant risks, and if treatment is ineffective after CT scans, cancer cells may spread. Surgery can only remove visible lesions, but cancer is a systemic disease. There may still be residual cancer or regional lymph nodes, and since surgery damages the body's vital energy, the chances of recurrence and metastasis are very high. Clinically, it is recommended to combine biological immunotherapy to enhance the efficacy of conventional treatments and boost overall effectiveness.