Is it good to use traditional Chinese medicine to treat nasopharyngeal carcinoma after chemotherapy? How should it be treated?

Is it good to use Chinese medicine to treat nasopharyngeal carcinoma after chemotherapy? How should it be treated?

1. The best treatment for nasopharyngeal carcinoma is to combine comprehensive treatment with traditional Chinese medicine to effectively control the disease, improve and control the patient's condition in the shortest possible time, and achieve the most ideal effect.

2. Anti-tumor Chinese medicine can be used for nasopharyngeal carcinoma chemotherapy to reduce the side effects of chemotherapy and enhance the efficacy. It can also improve immunity and anti-tumor ability and prevent recurrence or metastasis.

3. During radiotherapy and chemotherapy, if combined with traditional Chinese medicine or the integration of Chinese and Western medicine, the clinical effect should be better, cancer and correction, on the one hand, improve human health, enhance immune function and organ function, improve and eliminate the toxic side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, on the other hand eliminate blood stasis and detoxify, eliminate swelling, improve symptoms, control disease development, and inhibit tumors.

4. While taking medication, dietary conditioning is also essential. Take a nutritious, high-protein, high-vitamin, low-fat, low-salt diet, eat less or no spicy, fatty, sweet, greasy, barbecued, pickled and other foods as the principle, and eat more fruits and vegetables. Pay attention to timely psychological adjustment and maintain an optimistic and open mind. Proper exercise is also important for recovery.

How to treat it?

1. Rinse your mouth with tea: Rinse your mouth with warm tea after each meal, alternately puffing your cheeks and sucking, and rinse your mouth thoroughly for 1-3 times to remove food debris between teeth, thereby achieving the effect of cleaning teeth and maintaining oral hygiene.

2. Knock teeth: Gently knock or bite the upper and lower teeth 2-3 times a day, 100 times each time, and lick the periodontium with the tip of the tongue 3-5 circles. This can strengthen the teeth, fully exercise the chewing muscles, and prevent fibrosis.

3 Swallowing saliva: Swallowing liquid frequently can stimulate saliva secretion, moisten the throat, reduce dryness of the tongue, exercise the tongue, teeth and cheek muscles, and prevent the degeneration of oral function.

4. Puffy cheeks: Close your lips and blow outwards to puff up your cheeks. Place your thumbs on your puffy cheeks and gently massage your cheeks and temporomandibular joints in a clockwise direction to prevent difficulty in opening your mouth caused by fibrosis of the temporomandibular joints and their surrounding muscle tissue.