Traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of ovarian cancer has achieved a very good clinical effect in recent years, whether before and after surgery, or the combined treatment of chemotherapy, as well as the remedial treatment of traditional Chinese medicine after the failure of chemotherapy, the efficacy has been clearly verified. For advanced ovarian cancer, it also has the advantages of prolonging survival, improving quality of life and reducing patients' pain. But unfortunately, many patients and even medical workers ignore the treatment of traditional Chinese medicine.
Traditional Chinese medicine believes that ovarian cancer belongs to the category of "syndrome" and "accumulation". The incidence of ovarian cancer is caused by the lack of vital qi and the internal accumulation of cancer toxin. -. In the early stage of the disease, we mainly focus on clearing toxin and supporting vital qi, while in the later stage, we take Fuzheng mainly and clearing cancer toxin as the treatment principle.For early patients, the treatment of traditional Chinese medicine combined with chemotherapy and operation can promote the recovery of the body after operation as soon as possible, reduce the toxicity of chemotherapeutic drugs, and improve the immune function and disordered body function damaged by chemotherapy. so as to reduce the pain of recurrence, metastasis and chemotherapy. In this period, we recommend the combination of traditional Chinese medicine treatment as soon as possible.For recurrent patients, Western doctors often take chemotherapy. At this time, according to different conditions, we recommend traditional Chinese medicine treatment combined with appropriate amount of chemotherapy, or take pure traditional Chinese medicine treatment. The success rate of chemotherapy is only about 30%. Because many patients have received multiple courses of chemotherapy before relapse, many first-line and even second-line chemotherapy schemes have been drug-resistant, which greatly reduces the success rate of simple chemotherapy. In terms of pathogenesis, at this time, the balance of power between the vital qi of the body and cancer toxin is out of balance again, while clearing toxin, we must vigorously correct it, otherwise the body will be at a disadvantage of thousands of miles, and cancer toxin will spread widely and quickly enter the late stage. In this period, our lesson and experience is: chemotherapy should be moderate, with traditional Chinese medicine as the leading factor. Do not stick to the single treatment of chemotherapy, let alone at the expense of your limited righteousness, to strive for limited or even impossible short-term remission after chemotherapy. The principle of "continuous life, more than chemotherapy" is not advisable.
