Does Chinese medicine hospital treat colorectal cancer with chemotherapy?

Colorectal cancer is a type of malignant tumor. It is difficult to detect in the early stages of the disease. It is usually discovered in the middle or late stages. At this time, the disease will spread and may even be accompanied by various complications. Therefore, it is difficult to treat and surgical treatment is unlikely to completely cure the disease.

The commonly used treatments for middle and late stage colorectal cancer in clinical practice include radiotherapy, chemotherapy and biological cell immunotherapy, and comprehensive treatment is the principle. Chemotherapy is an important treatment method during this stage.
Chemotherapy is one of the commonly used non-surgical treatments for colorectal cancer, but it has serious shortcomings such as "failure to distinguish between friend and foe" (cancer cells and normal cells are killed together), the effective dose and the toxic dose are very close (a small dose has no effect, and a large dose is prone to toxic reactions), and toxic side effects. Among them, the most obvious reactions are impaired digestive function and suppressed bone marrow hematopoietic function, which often make it difficult for colorectal cancer patients to accept chemotherapy or unable to complete the entire course of treatment due to severe reactions.
Therefore, biological cell immunotherapy should be used during and after chemotherapy to alleviate chemotherapy reactions and help chemotherapy proceed smoothly. Radiotherapy also has obvious radiotherapy reactions, which forces many patients to interrupt radiotherapy. If DC-CIK biological immunotherapy is used during and after radiotherapy, it will have a good effect on increasing the number of white blood cells and enhancing immune function, thus ensuring the smooth progress of radiotherapy.