Will gallbladder cancer recur after removal?

Gallbladder cancer is a malignant tumor disease with a relatively hidden onset, which is very harmful to patients. The preferred treatment for gallbladder cancer is surgery. Surgery has a direct and effective therapeutic effect on the removal of tumors. However, due to the stubbornness of cancer cells, surgery cannot completely remove cancer cells, which often makes patients feel uneasy after surgery. So will gallbladder cancer recur after resection?

Oncology experts believe that after gallbladder cancer surgery, whether the cholecystectomy is performed by laparotomy or laparoscopy, if there are still a large number of residual cancer cells in the body after intraoperative exploration or removal of the gallbladder specimen, there is a high possibility of recurrence or metastasis if it is not cleaned and treated in time. Therefore, it is more important to do a good job of consolidation treatment after gallbladder cancer resection.

Will gallbladder cancer recur after resection? Patients with gallbladder cancer are weak after surgery. They can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine to remove cancer cells in the blood and lymph and prevent recurrence. The triple balance therapy of traditional Chinese medicine can restore the patient's physical condition to a certain extent by strengthening the body, eliminating evil, replenishing qi, nourishing blood, and harmonizing the spleen and stomach. Chemotherapy and Chinese medicine can reduce the toxic side effects of chemotherapy drugs, improve the body's immune ability, so that patients can tolerate treatment, and have the effect of adding therapeutic effects. Combining Chinese medicine with radiotherapy can reduce the damage of radiotherapy, promote the recovery of normal body functions, strengthen physical fitness, and improve efficacy.