Traditional Chinese medicine cures damp-heat accumulation type colorectal cancer

Aunt Zhang's gastrointestinal function has always been poor, and her bag is often filled with various medicines for stomach problems. Two months ago, Aunt Zhang often felt nauseous, chest tightness, and sometimes blood in the stool or fever. Aunt Zhang didn't care, but just took more medicine than before. However, one day half a month ago, Aunt Zhang felt a sharp pain in her abdomen just after getting home from get off work. After resting for a while, it didn't get better. Aunt Zhang endured the pain and went to the hospital quickly.

After the examination, when Aunt Zhang learned that she had colon cancer, she regretted that she was too self-righteous and delayed treatment. The doctor told Aunt Zhang that her condition was not very serious and that it could be treated with traditional Chinese medicine, which would have a good effect. He also told Aunt Zhang to relax, not to be too nervous, and to overcome the disease with optimism and confidence. Finally, Aunt Zhang followed the doctor's instructions and decided to give it a try.

Aunt Zhang told the doctor that she felt like she had to go to the toilet endlessly recently, had blood in her stool, felt nauseous and had no appetite, and the most serious thing was sudden abdominal pain. The doctor looked at Aunt Zhang's tongue and found that it was red with a greasy yellow coating, and her pulse was slippery and rapid.

The doctor told Aunt Zhang that her symptoms were caused by damp-heat accumulation, and the treatment should be to clear away heat and dampness. According to Aunt Zhang's condition, the doctor selected Huaijiao Pills with modifications. The Chinese medicine includes Sophora japonica flower, Sanguisorba officinalis, Scutellaria baicalensis, Angelica sinensis, stir-fried Platycodon grandiflorum, Saposhnikovia divaricata, etc.

The doctor said that Sophora japonica and Sanguisorba officinalis can cool blood and stop bleeding, Scutellaria baicalensis can clear dampness and heat in the large intestine, Angelica sinensis can promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, and stir-fried Citrus aurantium and Saposhnikovia divaricata can widen the intestine and promote qi. This prescription can clear the intestine and stop bleeding, dispel wind and promote qi, and is very suitable for Aunt Zhang's condition. The doctor also prescribed some Chinese patent medicines and told Aunt Zhang to take good rest and eat a light diet.

After taking one course of treatment, Aunt Zhang went for a follow-up check-up. She happily told the doctor that the symptoms of blood in the stool had been alleviated a lot, and the symptoms of nausea and chest tightness had disappeared. This strengthened Aunt Zhang's determination and confidence to cure the disease. The doctor adjusted the prescription appropriately according to the examination and Aunt Zhang's description. After two courses of treatment, Aunt Zhang's previous discomfort symptoms disappeared, and she no longer had abdominal pain. The last course of medication was used to consolidate the treatment. Now Aunt Zhang has fully recovered.