What medicine should I take for stomach cancer?

Generally speaking, stomach diseases generally require symptomatic treatment based on the results of the examination. If there is cancer, there is generally a possibility of recurrence, and symptomatic treatment is generally carried out based on the examination results. Further observation and treatment are required if necessary. Gastric cancer has not spread relatively limitedly. Chemotherapy or radiotherapy can further kill cancer cells as soon as possible, control symptoms, and avoid metastasis. If surgery is not possible, symptomatic treatment can be carried out in combination with the advice of the clinical attending physician.

What are the drugs for treating stomach cancer?

The incidence of gastric cancer has always been high. Due to the characteristics of internal and external treatment, Chinese medicine can not only treat the patient's disease during the treatment process, but also restore the patient's body, leading to improvement in the local condition of cancer patients and the overall condition. The main drugs for the treatment of gastric cancer include the following: Commonly used oral chemotherapy drugs include fluorine replacement, flutolon, and eufodine. The main drugs for the treatment of gastric cancer are: Zhenxiang capsules.

How to eat after gastric cancer surgery?

After gastric cancer surgery, patients are advised to take rest and eat a light and easily digestible diet within 30 days. They should eat less spicy food and minimize gastrointestinal irritation. The key is to pay attention to regular check-ups and deal with problems in a timely manner. For a semi-liquid diet, it usually takes three weeks, that is, it takes about three weeks after surgery to transition to a semi-liquid diet. If the patient slowly adapts and feels that there is no problem eating after three weeks, he can eat normally after two weeks, which is called general food. Gastric cancer removes two-thirds of the stomach after the function shrinks.