Surgery is the most ideal method for treating colorectal cancer

Old Jia, who lives in a rural area in Gansu, is over 50 years old. He is not in his prime, but he is not old either. However, he can only lie in bed all day, getting thinner day by day. He has no energy at all. Moreover, he has severe stomach pain at night, and it feels like his whole body hurts. What is going on?

It turned out that Lao Jia had been feeling thinner and thinner for more than half a year, and he also had abdominal pain. His stools were always like dysentery, full of pus, blood and mucus. He went to the hospital for a checkup and found that Lao Jia had colorectal cancer, and it was already in the late stage. The doctor said that the best treatment for this disease is surgery. But unfortunately, Lao Jia's cancer had already reached the late stage and had metastasized to many places. This situation should also be treated surgically, but the treatment effect has been greatly reduced, and surgery cannot be performed to cure it. Only palliative surgery can be performed, and chemotherapy is required after the operation. This series of treatments is not only unacceptable to Lao Jia's family financially, but also difficult for Lao Jia to stick to due to his physical condition.

The real cause of death for many advanced cancer patients is inappropriate treatment. A large number of clinical practices have proven that high-dose radiotherapy and chemotherapy for patients in the middle and advanced stages, or chemotherapy again for patients who have developed drug resistance, can only make the weak life more critical, thus accelerating the patient's death.

In the end, Lao Jia gave up the plan of surgery plus chemotherapy and decided to go home for recuperation and treatment with traditional Chinese medicine, hoping to spend the last moments of his life in peace.