Patient's question:
Ascites, abdominal pain. After diagnosis, it was determined to be pelvic cancer. Currently, a foreign body is found inside the uterus, and cancer cells are present in the pelvis. The origin of the cancer cells is currently being examined. Only pain relief medication can control the pain. So, I want to know what is the likelihood of recurrence after the removal of pelvic cancer?Doctor's answer:
Postoperative treatment is also very important, and it is necessary to strengthen consolidation to prevent recurrence and metastasis. During the postoperative recovery period, traditional Chinese medicine is used to treat the root cause while addressing symptoms. Let's take a look at the report "How to Treat Cancer? Medication, Surgery, Radiation? Taxus?" The report mentions that traditional Chinese medicine is very effective in controlling cancer. I am a healthcare professional and do not oppose Western medicine or Western drugs. However, there are indeed no better methods in Western medicine, and it can only rely on surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy. Patients undergo repeated surgeries until the end of their lives, enduring constant pain.