How to treat the symptoms of advanced rectal cancer

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If people want to develop good eating habits, they should often eat some fresh fruits and vegetables containing cellulose and vitamins, and can not eat high-fat and high protein food for a long time. At the same time, people should pay attention to keep the unobstructed stool and prevent constipation. After operation, appropriate exercise, walking and slight exercise should be carried out to promote recovery. Early detection and early treatment should be done to improve the survival rate of rectal cancer. After a period of treatment, I feel much better now. Let's talk about how to treat the symptoms of advanced rectal cancer.

How to treat the symptoms of advanced rectal cancer

Treatment 1: Traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of rectal cancer can be used as one of the comprehensive treatment measures, which is suitable for some patients who are not suitable for surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy or recurrence after surgery.

Treatment 2: the principle of traditional Chinese medicine as a treatment drug for colon cancer is: inhibiting the formation of tumor neovascularization network, blocking the nutrition supply of cancer cells, cutting off the metabolic channel of cancer cells, resulting in cancer cells can not get the source of nutrition and death, gradual degeneration and necrosis, and can enhance the body's own immune function.

Treatment 3: Traditional Chinese medicine, such as ginseng, astragalus, Codonopsis and Ligustrum lucidum, can improve immune function, monitor and kill cancer cells. The Yin nourishing drugs, such as Ophiopogon japonicus, Ejiao, asparagus japonicus and Beishashen, can reduce the body fluid consumption caused by radiotherapy, and can prevent and treat precancerous lesions. Anticancer drugs such as Hedyotis diffusa, coix lacryma jobI, Scutellaria barbata, Paris polyphylla and Pyrus grossedentata can inhibit the rapid spread of rectal cancer.

matters needing attention

When the mother found that the child had bleeding after defecation. Fresh blood, covering the feces, or dripping from the anus. The child does not feel pain and has no symptoms, but when he has bleeding every time he defecates, he should be alert to the possibility of suffering from rectal polyps and go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time.