Can ovarian cancer be cured?

Ovarian cancer is a common cancer of the reproductive system in women. Its cure rate is higher in the early stages. Ovarian cancer patients have a higher degree of malignancy. Chinese medicine can control the development of cancer cells through overall adjustment. The incidence of ovarian cancer is also very high, and as the gynecological tumor with the highest mortality rate, people are very afraid of it, so there is a question of whether ovarian cancer can be cured.

For the treatment of ovarian cancer, the choice of treatment method is very critical. Ovarian cancer is a common cancer of the reproductive system in women. Its cure rate is higher in the early stage, but it is difficult to detect in the early stage. It can be detected through gynecological tissue biopsy. Studies on the treatment of ovarian cancer have shown that if ovarian cancer patients can be diagnosed early, their survival rate may reach about 90%; but if it develops to the late stage of cancer, the survival rate is only 20%.

Early ovarian cancer usually has no obvious symptoms, and even if symptoms occur, they are non-specific, such as menstrual disorders and mild gastrointestinal discomfort. As the tumor grows, lower abdominal distension and discomfort may occur, and sometimes frequent urination, diarrhea, constipation, etc. may occur due to compression or involvement of the bladder or rectum. Late symptoms are mostly caused by ascites, omentum or gastrointestinal metastasis, such as abdominal distension, shortness of breath, upper abdominal discomfort, and incomplete or even complete intestinal obstruction. Can ovarian cancer be cured? Some tumors have stroma luteinization or tumor invasion of the uterus, which may cause irregular vaginal bleeding. If the tumor metastasizes to distant sites, there may be corresponding manifestations of involvement of different organs. The main signs of ovarian cancer are solid or cystic masses in the pelvic cavity.

Ovarian cancer patients have a relatively high degree of malignancy. It is recommended that they must cooperate with traditional Chinese medicine to adjust and control the development of cancer cells after surgery. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that tumors are not a simple mass, but a local manifestation of lesions in the human body, which is caused by abnormal immune function and imbalance of yin and yang. Therefore, simply eliminating tumors in treatment is often not ideal. Traditional Chinese medicine starts from a holistic view, combines anti-cancer with strengthening the body, adopts a four-in-one therapy of medicine, heart, body, and food, treats according to syndrome differentiation, and treats holistically, thereby improving symptoms, controlling the development of the disease, inhibiting tumors, improving the quality of life, and ultimately achieving the purpose of prolonging the patient's life.