7-year battle against prostate cancer

Mr. Yao is over 70 years old and a retired worker. His neighbors always admire his story of fighting cancer. In the second half of 2005, he had difficulty urinating, hematuria, pain, and abnormal sleep. After several months, he was examined in a local affiliated hospital. MRI showed: prostate cancer involving the left seminal vesicle, left acetabulum, sciatic bone and right ilium, pubic metastasis, and the size of the prostate tumor was about 44×46×38mm.

Treatment process

After admission, relevant examinations found that although Mr. Yao's vital signs were stable, his mental state was poor, he had difficulty defecating, was bedridden every day, in constant pain, and could not sleep all night. After analysis and research, and based on Mr. Yao's condition, the doctor prescribed Chinese medicine for him to relieve pain and promote diuresis. After taking the medicine for more than ten days, Mr. Yao's condition improved significantly. His bowel movements were smooth and his urination was normal.

Discharge and recovery

After being discharged from the hospital, Mr. Yao has been following the recovery plan formulated by the doctor. His diet and daily life are much more scientific than before he got sick. He is always cheerful and actively cooperates with the treatment. Two months later, he went to the hospital for a follow-up examination. No residual cancer metastasis was found. The prostate has been significantly reduced, and the volume is: 17×28×38mm. Now it is the seventh year since Mr. Yao had cancer. His appetite has increased significantly, his spirits have improved a lot, he rarely feels pain, his liver and kidney functions are normal, and he can do some things within his ability. If it is not mentioned specifically, no one can tell that Mr. Yao is a cancer patient.