What should I do if lymphoma has spread?

Lymphoma is a common malignant tumor and a systemic disease. Lymphoma mainly manifests itself in the lymphatic system. Since the early clinical symptoms are not obvious, lymphoma is often ignored. By the time it is diagnosed, it is often in the late stage of lymphoma. If lymphoma is not treated in time, it will often metastasize and spread as the disease continues to develop. So what should I do if lymphoma has already spread?

1. Please go to a regular hospital for treatment to prevent misdiagnosis. If lymphoma is confirmed to have spread, it means the disease has reached an advanced stage and cancer cells have been transferred to other parts of the body through the blood. It is very difficult to treat lymphoma in the late stage, and surgery and chemotherapy are not recommended.
2. In the late stage, the patient's body is already very weak, and the resistance and immunity are poor. Surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy will not only fail to eliminate cancer cells, but will also cause great pain to late-stage patients. It is recommended to choose traditional Chinese medicine, go to a regular Chinese medicine hospital, find an old Chinese medicine doctor, see the patient, prescribe Chinese medicine, and treat the symptoms.
3. In the late stage, we need to find ways to prolong life, alleviate pain, and improve the patient's quality of life. Nursing work is also very important. The diet should be light, eat small meals frequently, and eat as much as possible as long as you can. Keep warm, go to crowded places less, rest at home more, and don't catch a cold, which can easily cause other complications.