Metastatic liver cancer with what method is good

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I found that my liver was distending, my stomach became bigger, my appetite was bad, and my face was ugly. I went to the hospital for examination and said that it was liver cancer. Now my condition has been controlled to a certain extent. I'll tell you about the good method for metastatic liver cancer.

Metastatic liver cancer with what method is good

Treatment 1: Chinese medicine foot adjustment physique dredge meridians: liver cancer patients choose Chinese medicine foot is the best treatment, according to the condition of deficiency and excess, cold and heat, four diagnosis combined with ginseng, to configure the prescription, the role of Chinese medicine foot is to adjust the body temperature and cold balance, for dredge meridians preparation conditions.

Treatment 2: acupoint massage dredges meridians: the main physiological function of the liver is to regulate qi, that is, the movement of Qi up and down. If the function of liver is normal, the Qi regulation is smooth, the Qi and blood are harmonious, the meridians are unblocked, and the activities of viscera and organs are normal.

Treatment 3: scraping acupuncture dredges meridians: scraping is one of the traditional natural therapies in China, and is an indispensable auxiliary therapy for patients with liver cancer. Most patients with liver cancer are blocked by the liver meridian, and the blockage of the liver meridian leads to the obstruction of catharsis and heat. Most patients with liver cancer are damp heat constitution. After scraping, damp heat and blood stasis can be eliminated. It is based on the skin theory of traditional Chinese medicine Jade and other related parts of the skin scraping, through the benign stimulation of the body surface to achieve the effect of health, its benefits are very obvious, scraping can also play the role of regulating the flow of human meridians, Shun Qi Huoxue, can smooth the five internal organs, improve human immunity.

matters needing attention

The treatment of liver cancer is still based on surgery, postoperative adjuvant chemotherapy. However, many patients are already in the late stage at the initial diagnosis, and it is not suitable for surgery for patients with huge masses or multiple metastases. Targeted therapy can also be used for patients with advanced liver cancer who have no response to chemotherapy. The short-term effect is obvious, but the price is expensive, and it is easy to produce drug resistance.