How to treat rectal cancer

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Although the prognosis of early rectal cancer is very good, because it is easy to be confused with hemorrhoids, patients often can not actively treat it in the early stage. In addition, in the early stage of rectal cancer, patients will also have hematochezia problems similar to those in hemorrhoids hospitals. In addition, patients will also have abdominal pain, stuffy and dyspepsia symptoms. Moreover, patients often have changes in stool habits. Early detection of early symptoms of rectal cancer, early treatment is a good principle. In order to avoid this situation, let's talk about how to treat rectal cancer.

How to treat rectal cancer

Treatment 1: for patients with advanced rectal cancer, cancer cells have appeared the phenomenon of diffusion and metastasis, if you choose surgery for treatment, the curative effect is not very ideal, and can only choose palliative local resection, there is no good curative effect for comprehensive treatment. Radiotherapy, chemotherapy and traditional Chinese medicine treatment can be considered for the treatment of diseases, and the treatment principle is the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine.

Treatment 2: chemotherapy is a very common treatment method in clinic, which can kill cancer cells and destroy normal cells in the human body, thus playing a counterproductive effect. Therefore, in the course of treatment, we should carefully measure the dose and concentration of drugs according to the situation of patients, so as to avoid causing abnormal digestive and bone marrow hematopoietic function, as well as various toxic and side effects.

Treatment 3: in the process of radiotherapy, if it can cooperate with traditional Chinese medicine treatment, it can not only achieve the effect of Tonifying Qi and blood, but also improve the number of white blood cells, at the same time, it is of great help to increase the body's immune ability. Maintaining a normal body immunity is very effective for the rehabilitation of diseases.

matters needing attention

Drinking chlorinated tap water may increase the incidence of rectal cancer, because chlorination may interfere with the absorption of selenium.