Patient's question:
Doctor, I have a lump on my left zygomatic bone. After a thorough examination, it was confirmed to be angiosarcoma. I have been receiving treatment since 2008. In the process, I underwent chemotherapy and many other treatments, and it has improved a lot. However, recently my body has started showing abnormal symptoms again. Sometimes my hands and feet feel numb, and there is some pain, and I feel like the blood isn't flowing well. I want to ask the doctor if this is a recurrence of the disease?Doctor's answer:
Hello, there is a tumor on the left zygomatic bone of the patient. Upon careful examination, it is identified as angiosarcoma, a malignant tumor. The patient has experienced multiple episodes of anesthesia in the hands and feet, accompanied by pain. There is a possibility that the tumor may need to be removed. It is recommended to seek a thorough examination at a local reputable hospital. Currently, surgery can be performed, followed by chemotherapy and traditional Chinese medicine for combined treatment. The patient must maintain a positive attitude and enhance their nutrition.