Electrochemical intervention and particle implantation to defeat esophageal tumors

I am the same age as the Republic, and now I have many children and grandchildren. Taking care of my grandchildren, practicing calligraphy, visiting the morning market, reading books and newspapers constitute my happy life after retirement. Although our county town is not as prosperous as the city, the plain and harmonious life still makes me feel very satisfied.

Unexpectedly, all this happiness was almost broken, and our whole family was once in great pain. Last July, I went to the county hospital for treatment because I felt a little uncomfortable when eating and the symptoms became more and more serious. What I never expected was that the results of the initial diagnosis and follow-up were both mid-stage progressive esophageal tumors! After my family kept it secret from me for 11 days, I finally knew my condition! I was a little desperate at first, and I really didn't want to be treated. I just wanted to die as soon as possible to avoid dragging down my family. My children are very filial. In addition to comforting me and asking me to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, they also ran around to contact professional hospitals for the treatment of esophageal tumors and find professional treatment methods.

In December, my youngest son contacted a hospital for me. He went there three times to learn about the electrochemical intervention and particle implantation methods for treating esophageal tumors introduced by the hospital. Less pain and good results are his biggest requirements for doctors. He is afraid that I will suffer again. The biggest advantages of electrochemical intervention technology and particle implantation methods for treating esophageal tumors are safety, non-traumatic, painless, no side effects, short hospitalization time, and low overall cost. They are especially suitable for older patients who are not suitable for surgery and need to quickly open the esophagus to solve the problem of eating.

I was admitted to the hospital that month, and the next day I had electrochemical intervention and particle implantation treatment. When I ate the delicious meal my daughter prepared, my family members cried. It was not easy for everyone to wait for this day. Now, I am gradually recovering. The biggest feeling I have about my fight with esophageal cancer is: never give up. With the development of science today, there are still many cancer treatment methods that we may not have thought of, heard of, or seen. As long as you hold on and actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, you can return to a happy life!

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