Patient's question:
Doctor, because my uncle told us he wasn't feeling well, we quickly took him to the hospital for a comprehensive and thorough examination. Upon examination, it was found to be lower esophageal cardia cancer. We are very worried. Can you treat it? How is lower esophageal cardia cancer treated with chemotherapy?Doctor's answer:
Generally, in such cases, chemotherapy treatment is required, as well as surgery and radiation therapy. However, the specific treatment plan for the patient needs to be consulted with the attending physician based on careful examination results. The analysis and judgment should be based on the patient's gastroscopy, as well as other examination results such as immunohistochemistry. It is recommended to seek follow-up treatment at a regular tertiary hospital. The cause of the illness may be related to various factors such as the patient's dietary habits, personal constitution, hereditary factors, environmental factors, and more.