What medicine to take for rectal cancer bone metastasis

Rectal cancer refers to the cancer between the dentate line and the junction of the rectum and sigmoid colon. It is one of the most common malignant tumors of the digestive tract, second only to gastric cancer among gastrointestinal malignant tumors. In the late stage, rectal cancer often invades adjacent tissues such as the bladder and prostate, causing frequent urination, urgency and difficulty urinating. In the late stage of rectal cancer, sacral nerve stimulation may cause local persistent pain in patients with rectal cancer. So what medicine should be taken for bone metastasis of rectal cancer?

First of all, you should balance your mind, have a positive and optimistic attitude, readjust your life, communicate with your family, be open-minded, regularize the treatment you receive, find new interests, and constantly adjust your mood. Only in this way can you distract your attention and reduce the pain in your body.
Nutrition should be strengthened. Patients will experience intermittent pain symptoms and need to supplement with enough calories and vitamins to help recover the damage caused by pain to the body. At the same time, they need to contact the attending physician frequently. When the pain is excessive, they can use drug injections, acupuncture, external application of Chinese medicine, etc.
Next, we need to strengthen exercise. Some people think that cancer patients need more rest, but they also need to do some physical exercise when necessary to suppress tension.