What to do if you feel weak all over after colon cancer resection surgery

Colon cancer is a common malignant tumor in daily life. It is important to receive timely treatment after the disease is discovered. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy are commonly used treatments for colon cancer. However, chemotherapy for colon cancer often causes certain damage to the human immune system, resulting in a series of chemotherapy complications, and reduces the body's ability to resist diseases, making it easy to be invaded by various diseases. So, what should I do if I feel weak all over after colon cancer resection surgery?

Radiotherapy is a "treatment method" that uses various rays to kill cancer cells. The harm of this treatment method is that while killing tumor cells, it also kills the cells and energy channels that provide energy to the tumor, causing these channels to shrink and become blocked, and the tumor shrinks or even disappears. Without supplying energy to the tumor, it appears that the tumor in that area does not grow, but shrinks. However, radiotherapy has no choice. While it kills the channels that supply energy to the tumor, it also destroys many normal energy supply pathways in the human body, causing new blockages in other parts of the human body and the formation of new tumors. This is what modern medicine calls the spread and metastasis of cancer cells.
Chemotherapy is a treatment for the whole body, but the mechanism of action of current chemotherapy drugs is mainly to inhibit the explosive division of cancer cells. However, because some cancer cells are relatively stable and are the same as normal cells for a period of time, chemotherapy drugs cannot react, but they may mutate into division at any time, so the treatment will not be thorough; and there are great side effects, such as nausea, vomiting, rash, hair loss, decreased immunity, physical weakness, etc. Therefore, patients and their families who choose chemotherapy to treat colon cancer should pay special attention and consider many aspects such as the patient's constitution, body immunity, age, etc. If chemotherapy is chosen to treat colon cancer, then it is necessary to start Chinese medicine auxiliary treatment as soon as possible.