Combining Chinese and Western medicine to improve kidney cancer symptoms

In the summer of the year before last, 66-year-old Mr. Zhou, a patient with liver cirrhosis, suddenly felt mentally fatigued, easily tired, had poor sleep, poor appetite, and his complexion became much paler than before. He also gradually became thinner. Mr. Zhou was worried that liver cirrhosis would turn into liver cancer, so he rushed to the hospital for a comprehensive physical examination.

B-ultrasound of liver, spleen and kidney showed that in addition to the original liver cirrhosis, a mass was also found in the right kidney. After X-ray angiography, CT, MRI and other examinations, it was confirmed to be right kidney cancer. Soon after, Lao Zhou underwent radical renal surgery for right kidney cancer. During the operation, the right kidney tumor was about 4×4.5×5.5cm, and the lobed capsule was still intact. The pathology report showed: malignant transformation of right renal tubular cortical adenoma.

After the operation, Lao Zhou should have received chemotherapy, but considering that he was too weak to bear the chemotherapy reaction, he decided not to do it for the time being. Instead, he took Chinese medicine. After about two courses of treatment, Lao Zhou's spirit improved significantly, his appetite increased, and his weight gradually increased. So he insisted on continuing to take the medicine, and his health improved day by day.

After taking the medicine for one year, the patient's weight increased from 49kg before the operation to 64kg, and his hemoglobin returned to normal. Several regular examinations showed no signs of cancer metastasis, and his liver function remained normal. AFP and CEA were also negative.

Lao Zhou is full of confidence about the future. He firmly believes that as long as he has persistent confidence and an optimistic attitude, and carries out effective combination of Chinese and Western treatments, he can resist the recurrence of cancer and live like a healthy person.