Traditional Chinese Medicine Cures Ovarian Cancer Ascites

Ms. Li is 31 years old and has been diagnosed with ovarian cancer for several months. She did not undergo surgery at the time, but used TP chemotherapy. Ms. Li was very worried about her illness. After a period of chemotherapy, Ms. Li always felt shortness of breath, chest tightness, cough, and a small amount of white sticky sputum. Her stool and urine were also abnormal. She went to the hospital to check tumor markers, and the results showed CEA: 2.0ng/ml, CA-125:>500U/ml.

A friend suggested that perhaps a combination of Chinese and Western medicine could alleviate the symptoms, so Ms. Li decided to give it a try and found a local Chinese medicine expert with a good reputation.

Considering that Ms. Li was in the late stage of ovarian cancer and had a lot of ascites, although she had undergone a cycle of chemotherapy with the TP regimen, there was no obvious effect, and CA-125: was still >500U/ml. Combined with the specific clinical manifestations, the doctor judged that Ms. Li had both qi and blood deficiency, liver and kidney deficiency, and lung qi stagnation. The method of purging the lungs and promoting diuresis was used, while replenishing qi, blood and strengthening the body. After a period of medication, Ms. Li's ascites was significantly reduced, and abdominal distension was alleviated. After persisting in treatment for several months, the ascites subsided, and CA-125 dropped to the normal range of 4U/ml. After that, the doctor added Chinese medicine for strengthening the body and eliminating evil to the prescription to consolidate Ms. Li's treatment.

Today, Ms. Li's condition is still under control and she is recovering well. She has gradually resumed her normal life under the care of her family. The doctor told her that as long as she continues to receive consolidation treatment and careful care, her condition can be controlled for at least several years.