What are the symptoms of advanced gastric cancer?

Symptoms of advanced gastric cancer are as follows: extreme weight loss, anemia, body pain, abdominal distension, abdominal pain, jaundice, ascites and other clinical manifestations. Gastric cancer is a common malignant tumor in clinical practice. Early detection and early treatment can often achieve ideal therapeutic effects. Surgical treatment of gastric cancer: The principle of radical surgery is to remove part or all of the stomach, including the cancer lesions and possible infiltration into the stomach wall. According to the clinical staging standards, the lymph nodes around the stomach are removed and the digestive tract is reconstructed.

How to treat advanced gastric cancer with Traditional Chinese Medicine?

Advanced gastric cancer, the so-called advanced stage is that the patient's skin color is not good, the so-called traditional Chinese medicine refers to the tumor, advanced gastric cancer, the main thing is to strengthen the main body, and cannot use some kind of attack method too strong detoxification drugs, because the patient's gas is relatively weak. Advanced gastric cancer can be treated conservatively with traditional Chinese medicine. Advanced gastric cancer is generally very serious. The metastasis of cancer cells can be controlled by traditional Chinese medicine. The condition must be consolidated, which can prolong life. It can also be improved by targeted drugs. Generally, there are certain treatment advantages, and various treatment methods can be fully combined. In the middle stage of gastric cancer, surgical radical treatment is first considered, and then combined with chemotherapy or radiotherapy and immunotherapy.

What should we pay attention to in the care of gastric cancer patients?

Gastric cancer patients lack typical symptoms in the early stage, and only show symptoms such as acid reflux and hiccups. They are often discovered accidentally during gastroscopy. Timely surgical treatment after discovery can often effectively cure the disease. Usually, you should pay attention to the amount of food you eat, and gradually adapt from less to more, from thin to thick. You need to chew slowly when eating to reduce the burden on the gastrointestinal tract. In this case, it is recommended that patients pay attention to a light and regular diet, eat small and frequent meals, and do not eat greasy, spicy, or cold foods.