What causes gastric cancer patients to have fever?

Why do patients with gastric cancer have fever? Cancer has brought a heavy burden to people's lives and endangered their lives, especially the patients with advanced gastric cancer. In addition to difficulty eating, bloating and pain, patients with advanced gastric cancer often have fever, which confuses patients and their families. Why do patients with advanced gastric cancer have fever? The main concern is that the infection caused by reduced immune function leads to fever, and the symptoms should be relieved in time.

Many patients with advanced gastric cancer use radiotherapy and chemotherapy to control recurrence and metastasis, but these two methods have very serious side effects. While damaging the functions of various organs, they also reduce the patient's immunity.
There are mainly two reasons for fever: 1. Cancer cells affect the body's ability to regulate body temperature; 2. Most patients have reduced immunity due to the disease itself or excessive treatment, especially low white blood cell count, which often causes fever due to infection.
It is important for patients with advanced gastric cancer to improve their immunity. Clinically, the goal of treatment for patients with advanced gastric cancer is to prolong survival and improve quality of life. However, excessive treatment greatly reduces the quality of life of patients, causing them to end the rest of their lives in pain. Five cell therapy technologies can be used.