Chinese medicine Rehabilitation

The integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine in the treatment of tumors allows for the utilization of Chinese medicine holistic perspective and the distinctive approach of syndrome differentiation and treatment at different stages of therapy. This involves the use of decoctions, Chinese medicine injections, patent Chinese medicines, topical applications of Chinese herbal medicine, herbal soaks, acupuncture, moxibustion, and other methods. The objective is to consolidate postoperative treatment, prevent recurrence and metastasis, alleviate adverse reactions, improve the quality of life, reduce patient suffering, ultimately leading to the extension of the overall survival period for patients.

Postoperative Consolidation Treatment: After patients undergo surgery or receive radiation and chemotherapy, the application of Chinese medicine in conjunction with radiation and chemotherapy can enhance the therapeutic effects beyond those achieved with radiation and chemotherapy alone.

Alleviation of Adverse Reactions to Radiation and Chemotherapy: Chinese medicine, focusing on tonifying the body, overall regulation, and symptom relief, has extensive experience in alleviating adverse effects. Various prescriptions, such as those protecting renal and hepatic functions, external applications to alleviate abdominal distension when oral medication is not feasible, and agreed-upon formulations to enhance immune function, improve appetite, and protect bone marrow hematopoietic function, have achieved significant therapeutic effects.