Are there any symptoms of advanced lymphoma that can be treated with Chinese medicine?

We also need to know about the late stage of lymphoma, although everyone may think that it is more difficult to treat. So, what are the symptoms of late stage lymphoma? Can I take Chinese medicine?

The main symptoms of late-stage lymphoma include: swelling of the face and neck, chest tightness, chest pain, and dyspnea; huge pelvic and abdominal lymph nodes can compress the gastrointestinal tract, ureter or bile duct, causing intestinal obstruction, hydronephrosis or jaundice, and causing abdominal pain and bloating. Symptoms such as abdominal pain, gastrointestinal ulcers, bleeding, obstruction, and compression may occur; headaches, blurred vision, speech disorders, confusion, personality changes, sensory and motor disorders of some parts of the body and limbs, and even paralysis may occur; bone invasion may cause bone pain and fractures; invasion of the nasopharynx may cause nasal congestion, runny nose, and nose bleeding.

Lymphoma in the late stage cannot be completely cured. It can only be contained and the life cycle can be prolonged. At this time, it is recommended to consider biological immunotherapy. Biological immunotherapy mainly uses various effective methods to assist or stimulate the body's own immune system to inhibit or kill tumor cells and resist cancer. As long as the treatment is effective, it can reduce pain, relieve symptoms, and prolong life. During the treatment, you must also maintain a good attitude to face it, which is beneficial to recovery.

Traditional Chinese medicine treatment can improve some conditions. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment can improve the effect of treatment. Some traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions should still be taken under the guidance of a doctor. For elderly patients, whether to undergo surgery depends on their physical condition. Traditional Chinese medicine conditioning before lymphoma surgery can improve the patient's physical condition.

From the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chinese Medicine believes that cancer is caused by long-term insufficient vital energy, qi stagnation, phlegm coagulation, and blood stasis. Chinese Medicine believes that the treatment of cancer should be based on the principle of "softening and dispersing nodules". Taking Chinese medicine can break up hard nodules, prolong life, relieve pain, prevent recurrence and metastasis, and ultimately achieve "long-term survival with tumor."

Most lymphoma patients will experience loss of appetite in the late stages, so family members of the patients should pay more attention to their diet. The food should be diversified to ensure sufficient nutrition, and the patients should be able to eat food that is colorful, fragrant and delicious.