Brain cancer patients should pay attention to the choice of methods when treating the disease

Most brain cancer patients usually choose the "three-light policy" when choosing treatment methods:

1. Cut it all off. The surgical area should be as large as possible, which is euphemistically called "complete cure".

Second, toxic light. Once you have brain cancer, you will first undergo chemotherapy, hoping to kill all the cancer cells with chemotherapy. The course of treatment becomes longer and longer, and the dosage becomes larger and larger. The purpose is to kill all the cancer cells as thoroughly as possible.

3. Burn them all. We hope to completely burn all the cancer cells with radiotherapy. Therefore, regardless of the immediate gains and losses, we should use as much as possible. We would rather kill a thousand by mistake than let one go.

This idea was formed mainly because humans invented antibiotics to kill bacteria, thereby effectively controlling inflammation. It was inspired by the fact that it can kill bacteria and cancer cells. But in fact, this method has no significant effect. Since 2007, there has been a saying in the Guangdong oncology community: "50% of cancer patients in Guangdong die from the fear of cancer, 30% die from excessive chemotherapy, and 15% die from excessive use of other treatments." In other words, only 5% of patients die from the disease. The understanding of cancer is incorrect, so there is this kind of random medical treatment. When treating brain cancer, you must first have a good attitude. A positive attitude has a good effect on treating the disease. In addition, taking Chinese medicine can reduce the pain caused by chemotherapy, and its effect is self-evident.