Differential diagnosis of renal cancer in TCM

Kidney cancer is a malignant tumor disease that seriously affects the quality of life of many patients. Due to the invasion of cancer cells, the patient's physical condition begins to decline significantly and the body becomes weak. For patients, it is very important to be able to choose a suitable treatment method. Traditional Chinese medicine has no toxic side effects and comprehensive conditioning, and has become the choice of more and more patients. So how to distinguish kidney cancer with traditional Chinese medicine differential diagnosis?

Qi stagnation and phlegm accumulation syndrome. Main symptoms: chest tightness, distension in the flanks, nodules in the abdomen, nodules in the neck, axilla and groin, subcutaneous nodules, weight loss and fatigue. Deep and stringy or stringy and slippery pulse, pale red tongue with white fur, or petechiae on the tongue.
Syndrome of stagnant cold phlegm. Main symptoms: Enlarged kidneys under the neck and ears, no pain or itching, unchanged skin color, hard as stone, no fever, pale complexion, fatigue, deep and thin pulse, thin white fur.
Although surgery can remove the tumor, there may still be residual cancer, regional renal metastasis, or cancer thrombus in the blood vessels. Long-term treatment with traditional Chinese medicine after surgery can prevent recurrence and metastasis. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy have considerable side effects on the digestive tract and hematopoietic system. The use of traditional Chinese medicine can not only reduce the side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, but also enhance the effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Traditional Chinese medicine can be used for patients with advanced cancer or those who cannot undergo surgery, radiotherapy, or chemotherapy.