A healthy mentality is conducive to the recovery of pancreatic cancer

Traditional Chinese medicine etiology emphasizes that the seven emotions (joy, anger, worry, thought, sadness, fear, and shock) are the main internal injury pathogens. Anger hurts the liver, joy hurts the heart, thought hurts the spleen, worry hurts the lungs, and fear hurts the kidneys. Modern psychology reveals that psychological factors are closely related to the occurrence of pancreatic cancer.

The focus of psychological treatment is to help pancreatic cancer patients build confidence. According to relevant data, nearly 1/3 of the causes of death of cancer patients are closely related to psychological fear. Most people are afraid of cancer. Many patients and their families mistakenly believe that cancer is an incurable disease. Once diagnosed, it is equivalent to being sentenced to death, which leads to extreme negative emotions, discouragement, unwillingness to actively seek treatment, and even giving up the desire to survive. As a result, patients lose the ability to mobilize their body's defense force, leading to disorder of the body's qi and qi, imbalance of viscera yin and yang, and rapid development of the disease. In clinical practice, it is common to see pancreatic cancer patients with similar severity of illness, and the treatment methods are the same, but the patients' mentality is different, and the treatment results are very different.