How to prevent ovarian cancer metastasis and recurrence

Ovarian cancer is a common tumor disease that endangers women's health. After the disease is discovered, most patients will choose surgery to "get rid of it all". However, surgery can only remove visible tumors, and cancer cells in the blood and lymph cannot be completely removed. When cancer cells accumulate to a certain extent, they will recur and metastasize again. So, how to prevent the recurrence of ovarian cancer?

We need to detect and treat ovarian cancer early. Comprehensive treatment is the key to preventing the recurrence of ovarian cancer and improving the survival rate of patients. In order to effectively prevent the recurrence of ovarian cancer, the following points need to be achieved:

First: To prevent the recurrence of ovarian cancer, early detection is necessary.

1. Early detection of early symptoms of ovarian cancer, timely and effective treatment of ovarian cancer, complete surgical removal as much as possible, active chemotherapy and Chinese medicine auxiliary treatment, and eliminate the risk of recurrence;

2. Early detection of signs of ovarian cancer recurrence, timely action to prevent greater harm. Symptoms of ovarian cancer recurrence may include flatulence, indigestion, nausea and weight loss. Symptoms of ovarian cancer recurrence may be due to the accumulation of fluid in the abdominal cavity to form ascites, and the patient will feel bloated. Fluid may also accumulate around the lungs, and the patient will feel shortness of breath, etc.

Second: To prevent the recurrence of ovarian cancer, surgical operation must be performed to completely remove the lesion.

Ovarian cancer treatment is a combination of multiple methods based on surgery, including chemotherapy, traditional Chinese medicine and radiotherapy. Surgery is not only the most effective treatment for ovarian cancer, but also the main method to confirm the diagnosis and staging and understand the spread of the disease. The basic principle of surgery for advanced patients is to perform conventional surgery as much as possible without threatening life, and to remove the primary lesion and all metastatic lesions as much as possible; if all lesions cannot be removed, it is best to reduce the diameter of the residual lesions to less than 2 cm, so that chemotherapy can be used to control their development or even eliminate them, thereby achieving long-term relief and cure.

Third: To prevent the recurrence of ovarian cancer, traditional Chinese medicine should be used as an auxiliary treatment.

The use of traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of ovarian cancer patients has two effects: one is to inhibit and kill cancer cells, and the other is to enhance the host's immunity. These effects are beneficial to patients' preoperative disease control and postoperative recurrence prevention. The commonly used method of traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of ovarian cancer is triple balance therapy, which can significantly improve the quality of life of patients, reduce postoperative metastasis and recurrence, reduce discomfort, and help patients stabilize lesions and avoid spread, relieve pain, and prolong survival.

To sum up, in addition to doing the above work to prevent the recurrence of ovarian cancer, you must also pay more attention to your diet. A correct and reasonable diet can help patients better restore their body functions, enhance their own immunity, and prevent recurrence and metastasis.