Patient's question:
Patient, male, 42 years old. After undergoing major gastric cancer surgery in February 1999, he received four cycles of chemotherapy. He has always felt well and has had no discomfort symptoms. In 2010, he slightly felt stomach bloating, and in February 2011, he underwent a gastroscopy, ultrasound examination, and a complete blood count test, all of which were normal.Doctor's answer:
The surgery may remove the visible tumor, but residual cancer will inevitably remain. This is why people may experience a recurrence or a deviation in their condition after surgery. Therefore, in clinical diagnosis, it is recommended to combine postoperative treatment with traditional Chinese medicine for long-term care. Among traditional Chinese medicines, the most representative one is the Chinese Yew (Taxus chinensis). It is currently the most advanced anti-aging drug and is hailed as the last two lines of defense for patients with advanced cancer. Remember, no medicine can completely cure cancer on its own. Chinese Yew is the most effective in suppressing it.