Experts explain the treatment of rectal tumors

According to medical research, rectal tumors are one of the common diseases and pose a great threat to human health. Therefore, the treatment of rectal tumors plays a vital role. So what are the treatments for rectal tumors?

1. Treatment of early rectal cancer

The treatment of early rectal cancer is mainly surgical resection. If the resection is complete, the patient has the possibility of long-term survival. However, rectal cancer surgery will cause damage to the patient's body tissues and loss of Qi and blood, making the patient's physical condition weak, which is prone to cancer recurrence, spread and metastasis of cancer cells. If you can cooperate with Chinese medicine treatment in time after surgical treatment, strengthen the body, improve the patient's diet and sleep conditions, and strengthen the patient's physical condition, it will be of great benefit to prevent the recurrence and metastasis of cancer.

2. Treatment of mid- to late-stage rectal cancer

Most of the patients with advanced colorectal cancer have already spread and metastasized, so surgical resection is unlikely. Even if surgery is performed, it is only a palliative local resection. Clinically, the treatments for advanced colorectal cancer mainly include radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and traditional Chinese medicine, and the principle of treatment is to combine traditional Chinese and Western medicine.

3. Treatment of rectal tumors - chemotherapy

Chemotherapy is one of the commonly used methods for non-surgical treatment of rectal cancer, but it has serious shortcomings such as "failure to distinguish between friend and foe" (cancer cells and normal cells are killed together), close proximity between effective dose and toxic dose (too little dose will not work, too much dose will easily cause toxic reaction), and toxic side effects. Among them, the most obvious reactions are impaired digestive function and suppressed bone marrow hematopoietic function, which often make it difficult for rectal cancer patients to accept chemotherapy or unable to complete the entire course of treatment due to severe reactions.

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