Are there any traditional Chinese medicines for the treatment of colorectal cancer metastasis to bone cancer?

Bone cancer is a malignant tumor that occurs in bones or their appendages. The cause is not clear at present, but once you get bone cancer, it is very harmful to the patient. In addition to pain, there will be some functional disorders and limb bone deformities. In the later stage, systemic symptoms will appear, which is a great torture for the patient. So are there any traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions for the treatment of colorectal cancer metastasis to bone cancer?

Bone cancer pain is very painful for patients, so timely pain relief is needed. Some commonly used drugs have relatively large side effects, so patients with bone cancer pain prefer to take some traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions to relieve symptoms. So what are some traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions? Let's take a look at them together.
First, it is a Chinese medicine for internal use, which is mainly composed of honeysuckle vine, psoralea corylifolia, angelica, raw and cooked rehmannia, white peony root, processed milk melon, vine pear root, processed milk melon, celandine, chuanxiong, corydalis, whole worm, fennel, centipede, processed rhubarb and other medicines. Decoction, one dose per day. This prescription is suitable for patients with osteosarcoma and various mid-to-late stage malignant tumors with obvious body pain symptoms after bone metastasis.
Another method is medicinal diet therapy, which can use black chicken, raw rehmannia root, and maltose. Steam them together and eat them in soup. The method is very simple. First clean the chicken, cut the rehmannia root into small pieces, put the rehmannia root and sugar into the chicken belly, then add appropriate amount of water to the copper container, put it back in the pot and steam it for about 1 hour. After steaming, no seasoning is needed, just eat the meat and drink the soup directly. It is effective for patients with bone cancer, heat toxins, dry body fluids and pain.