What does the Chinese traditional medicine that treats bladder cancer have

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I feel that cancer is getting closer and closer to us. Today, I heard a classmate say that his grandfather has bladder cancer. I'm afraid after thinking about it. After treatment, it's better. Let's take a look at the traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of bladder cancer.

What does the Chinese traditional medicine that treats bladder cancer have

Drug 1: Compound Safflower wine, drug: dry safflower 30g, 70% alcohol 100ml. Production: every 100 ml of 70% alcohol, put dried safflower, soak and seal for a week, filter off the residue, then use.

Medicine 2: xiongshenhua wine, medicine: Chuanxiong 10g, Danshen 10g, Honghua 10g. Production: at the end of the research, soak in 500ml 50% alcohol for more than one month, and filter out the liquid for standby. Usage: apply medicine 4 times a day to the bedsore in the congestion and ruddy period. For patients with blisters or local skin ulcers, apply liquid medicine around them 6 to 8 times a day to keep the sore surface clean. At the same time, use cotton rings to protect the sore surface to prevent local pressure again.

Medicine 3: red wine, medicine: Safflower 30g, angelica tail 30g. Preparation: immerse the last two drugs in 1000ml of 50% alcohol for one month, and filter the clear liquid for standby. Usage: apply a little safflower wine to the pressure area, massage the pressure area with thenar muscle from light to heavy for 3-5 minutes, then use talcum powder or talcum powder, 4-6 times a day.

matters needing attention

Bladder cancer patients should take the initiative to learn the knowledge of bladder cancer disease and surgical treatment before operation, so as to alleviate the preoperative anxiety and fear, and welcome the operation with good mood. In terms of diet, high protein, high calorie, digestible and nutritious food should be taken 7 days before operation. Drink plenty of water to dilute urine, so as to avoid the blood clot formed by cancer bleeding blocking the urinary tract. Three days before the operation, according to the doctor's advice, a slag free diet, that is, a complete liquid diet, fasting for 24 hours and water prohibition for 8 hours. Cleaning enema was carried out in the evening and morning before operation, and gastric catheter and urinary catheter were indwelling on the day of operation. One week before operation, oral antibiotics were prescribed to inhibit intestinal bacteria. If constipation occurred, laxatives could be taken to promote the excretion of intestinal contents.