What Chinese medicine is good to take after gastric cancer surgery

Generally, if you want to drink Chinese medicine after gastric cancer surgery, you can perform TCM syndrome differentiation and treatment. For example, after gastric cancer surgery, patients with both qi and yin deficiency can use Astragalus, Polygonatum, Ganoderma, French Pinellia, Hedyotis diffusa, Fried Coix Seed, and Ezhu to nourish qi and yin, resolve phlegm and remove blood stasis, and clear away heat and detoxify. In terms of treatment, yew Chinese herbal medicine is used after surgery. The yew Chinese herbal medicine was rated by CCTV as the most anti-cancer Chinese medicine in 15 years. It was rated as a life-saving straw for patients with advanced cancer by the medical community. In the future, the incidence rate in China is very high. Its incidence rate is related to environmental and genetic factors, especially to excessive consumption, salt, fried foods, barbecued foods, and moldy foods. Oral administration can be used to regulate the body after gastric cancer surgery.

How to Identify and Diagnose Gastric Ulcer and Gastric Cancer

Gastric ulcer and gastric cancer are two different diseases, but sometimes cancerous ulcer and ulcer are difficult to distinguish. Only through gastroscopy and biopsy can a clear diagnosis be made. Pathological biopsy is the gold standard for identification and diagnosis, and no other examination can replace it. Age: Gastric ulcer is more common in young and middle-aged people. 90% of patients have upper abdominal pain and periodic attacks. Each pain can last for several days or even months, and then relieve for a certain period of time, and then relapse, and often prolong for many years. The main difference between gastric cancer and gastric ulcer depends on age, the amount of gastric acid, the size and shape of the ulcer, and the shape of the ulcer with auxiliary examinations.

What are the symptoms of gastric cancer lymph node metastasis?

Gastric cancer is a malignant tumor of the digestive system. Since the early clinical manifestations are very similar to gastritis or gastric ulcers, gastric cancer is mostly found in the late stage and is easy to metastasize. The main symptoms of gastric cancer lymph node metastasis are: First, the patient can accidentally touch the left clavicle tumor. In fact, the tumor retrogrades to the left clavicle through the thoracic duct, causing the left clavicle lymph nodes to swell. If gastric cancer has lymph node metastasis, it mainly manifests as abdominal pain. The patient may feel some colic or compressive pain. In addition to pain, the patient may also have abdominal distension or even diarrhea. Further color Doppler ultrasound or abdominal CT examination is required to check the location and size of gastric cancer and lymph node metastasis. Abdominal lymph node metastasis often occurs in gastric cancer.