Patient's question:
Chronic atrophic gastritis with chaotic gastric antrum yellow spots. Pathological diagnosis: (antrum small) Re-examination of gastric transitional zone mucosa showed mild-moderate chronic atrophic gastritis with mild intestinal metaplasia. Gastric body, gastric antrum: Scattered patchy chaos was observed in the gastric antrum mucosa, with a yellow spot seen on the greater curvature side of the gastric antrum. The remaining mucosa was pale, rough, and submucosal vessels were visible. Motility was normal. How to treat?Doctor's answer:
The treatment methods for gastric cancer, like most other tumors, should undergo comprehensive evaluation and treatment. Various strategies should complement each other, be harmoniously and appropriately arranged, so as to achieve the best efficacy. In addition to surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy, there are also Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and immunotherapy, which can be selectively used to reduce immunity and quality of life, suppress recurrence, and mitigate side effects. Surgery is a mechanical approach that can temporarily remove large tumors and does not involve issues such as chemotherapy resistance or reflex inhibition. Professional anti-chemotherapy Ganoderma lucidum preparations, such as medical-grade Ganoderma spore powder, can significantly reduce the toxic effects of chemotherapy and achieve better synergistic treatment outcomes.