Patient's question:
Prostate tumor, surgery five years ago, during which radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and other treatments were administered in coordination. Recently, the condition has recurred, and urination has become very difficult. Visited a different hospital for consultation, but the doctor did not conduct a thorough examination and directly recommended seeking the original treating physician. Given that the previous doctor had already used almost all available methods and the current condition cannot be controlled, planning to switch to another hospital to try. Is there an unwritten rule that different hospitals and doctors are reluctant to take over tumor patients who have already undergone surgery? How to treat a recurring prostate tumor five years after surgery?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended to adopt traditional Chinese medicine that effectively combats aging, using a combination of herbs for treatment. This approach yields rapid results and proven efficacy. Properly combined traditional Chinese medicine can significantly reduce tumor size in the short term, control its spread, alleviate pain, stabilize the condition, and shorten the survival period. The condition can improve rapidly with timely treatment. For patients with prostate tumors, prompt treatment can reduce the likelihood of complications. If left untreated, the health condition will be negatively affected. Therefore, patients should seek timely and targeted treatment, and maintain regular sexual activity in daily life to avoid prolonged sitting.