Lung cancer to bone cancer, what can I do for my father

The best way is to strengthen nutrition, improve physical fitness, and enhance immunity to defeat cancer, and now there is no drug that can ** cancer. Have faith. Don't think too much about what the doctor says, it's all what the doctor says in books.

In terms of conditioning, it is still strengthened in nutrition, improving immunity and physique.

Sea cucumber, asparagus, healthy porridge, sweet potato, cauliflower, cabbage, mushrooms, fungus and other anti-tumor foods.

Sea cucumber: watery, fasting once a day: 50-70 grams, dipped in soy sauce or honey, now there are sea cucumber capsules to eat, ** almost, patients can accept.

Asparagus: Do not exceed 50 grams three times a day, not raw.

Ten Grains Healthy Porridge: When used as a staple food, porridge can be eaten. It's easy to see how to do it online.

Sea cucumber and asparagus are all highly nutritious, but they are all anti-tumor foods. Asparagus is more effective for lung cancer.

Other anti-tumor foods should also be eaten frequently. However, healthy porridge with sea cucumber and asparagus must be eaten every day. Sea cucumber ** is less expensive. But it enhances physical immunity and anti-tumor, but it is still cheaper than those so-called health products, that is food, and the nutritional value itself is very high.

If you don't lose a lot of weight and eat well, there should be a greater hope.

Sensitive acupuncture points are mainly applied externally with traditional Chinese medicine patches, supplemented by oral conditioning traditional Chinese medicine**, which can be applied in the short term**. Please give you specific advice after the consultation (and reply to me in the form of a message).

Consultation of cancer patients.

1. Are there any of the following symptoms?

1. Five heart irritability.

2. Cheek redness and night sweats.

3. Dry throat and mouth.

4. The tongue is red and less moss.

5. Dizziness.

6. Soreness in the waist and knees.

7. Forgetfulness and tinnitus.

8. Dizziness.

9. Insomnia and dreams.

10. Pale complexion.

11. Chills and cold limbs.

12. Soreness in the waist and knees.

13. Abdominal distension and pain.

14. Five more diarrhea.

15. It is not good to urinate in the air.

16. Swelling of the face and limbs.

17. Frequency of urination.

18. The tongue coating is white and slippery.

19. The tongue is pale and fat, with tooth marks.

20. The pulse is sluggish and weak.

21. God is tired.

22. Be less angry and lazy.

23. Shortness of breath.

24. Low voice.

25. Or lightheadedness.

26. The above symptoms are aggravated after the activity.

27. Self-sweating.

28. Constipation.

2. Are there any other chronic diseases?

1. High blood pressure.

2. Diabetes.

3. Heart disease.

4. Chronic viral hepatitis.

5. Kidney disease 6. Other chronic diseases.

3. Recent hospital diagnosis.

1. The location of the primary lesion.

2. The size of the primary lesion.

3. Whether there are metastatic lesions.

4. The size of the metastatic lesion.

5. Whether there is cancerous thrombosis in the intrahepatic portal vein.

4. Reference materials for the patient's vital signs.

1. Height 2. Original weight.

3. Current weight.

4. Eating situation.

Delicious food and drink are just waiting.

You can choose the Yao medicine system**, and the Yao Bao anti-tumor pain relief patch can relieve pain.

One is. Love him well.

Study hard. Let your dad know that you love him.

Radiotherapy for bone metastasis of lung cancer can be treated with palliative radiotherapy, which is divided into short-course low-dose radiotherapy and long-term high-dose radiotherapy, and the long-course high-dose fractionation regimen has better analgesic effect. The goal of radiotherapy for bone metastases from lung cancer** is to reduce pain and prolong survival. Pain palliation of bone metastasis of lung cancer is precisely the most common means of radiotherapy for bone metastasis of lung cancer, which can prevent the occurrence of acute pathological fractures and spinal cord compression.

In the advanced stage of lung cancer, metastases from various sites are common, with bone metastases being the most common, especially small cell lung cancer and adenocarcinoma. The incidence of bone metastases is 20% to 40%, with the ipsilateral ribs and spine being the most common. Bone metastases are asymptomatic in the early stages and present with localized intractable pain and fixed tender points in the later stages.

Bone metastases can lead to osteolysis, hypercalcemia, and pathological fractures, which bring distress to patients, reduce their quality of life, and shorten their survival. Therefore, whole body bone radionuclide scans should be routinely performed after diagnosis of lung cancer to rule out possible bone metastases. After the diagnosis of bone metastasis, bone metastasis should be carried out in a timely manner while actively developing the primary lesion.

Ginsenoside RH2 can have a conservative effect, it can prolong life and improve the quality of life of patients, I don't know if you can consider it. Chemistry**: Systemic combined chemistry also has a ** effect on other potential metastases that may exist at the same time as bone metastases.

Radiation**: Pain is completely relieved in about 50% of patients and significantly reduced in about 75% of patients. Radionuclides**:

In principle, it should not be used in conjunction with chemical **, and the changes in white blood cells must be observed regularly. Drugs**: such as phosphoric acid drugs such as bone phosphorus, Boning, and adada, as well as dense calcium, narcotic analgesics, etc.

Bone metastases from lung cancer are unlikely to be cured.

Bone metastases from lung cancer**:

Systemic anti-tumor** (chemotherapy, biological targeting**, etc.): Systemic chemistry** can also play a role in controlling the development of bone metastasis and relieving pain while ** the primary lesion in the lungs, so it can not only relieve pain, but also kill cancer cells and control their growth. In particular, the combined chemical ** scheme based on high-dose cisplatin has a significant effect.

Molecularly targeted ** drugs such as Elbitux, Iresa and Trokai have also been widely used in clinical practice.

Surgery**: local metastasis resection, bone cement fixation and repair, etc.

Radiation** (including internal irradiation of radioisotopes**): Radiation** can be divided into several methods, such as 60 cobalt irradiation, deep X-ray machine and linear accelerator. For solitary bone metastases, after the lung lesions are chemically controlled and stabilized, a large dose and a short course of radiation** can be given to relieve pain, kill cancer cells, and control the development of lesions.

About 50% of patients experience complete pain relief after radiation**, and about 75% of patients experience significant pain reduction. Radiation is not appropriate for patients with multiple systemic bone metastases**, and radionuclides** may be used. At present, strontium-89 is used at most, and radionuclides can reduce bone destruction and dissolution caused by bone metastasis, and can eliminate or alleviate severe pain caused by bone metastasis, while inhibiting the development of bone metastases.

However, because it can also cause myelosuppressive reaction, in principle, it is not used with chemical **, and the changes of white blood cells must be observed regularly.

Analgesia**: Narcotic analgesics such as morphine hydrochloride, morphine sulfate, dihydroetofi tablets and Dorigi patches can significantly relieve the pain caused by bone metastases and improve the quality of life of patients.

Bisphosphonate**: such as bone phosphorus (disodium chloroformphosphonate), Boning and Adda (disodium pamidronate), Zetai (zoledronic acid) and other phosphoric acid drugs, as well as dense calcium. These drugs can counteract the osteolytic effect of metastatic bone tumors and reduce the risk of pathological fractures.

The situation is more serious.

Bone metastasis of lung cancer indicates that it has entered the middle and advanced stages, which is difficult to prolong, and it is mainly to alleviate pain and prolong life;

In recent years, Dr. R&F has developed a good feedback in the anti-tumor community, which can enhance the efficacy of chemotherapy, reduce the pain of patients, and prolong survival;

Because there are relatives in the family who have this disease, and it is also an advanced bone metastasis, I have seen a lot of personal experiences in the past year, so let's share some experiences.

Some people say that drinking Chinese medicine can lead to cancer, and I have no objection. But in fact, lung cancer, especially small cell type lung cancer, cancer cells are very active and easy to metastasize. Your loved one has advanced bone metastasis, and now his hands and feet are weak and difficult to stand, the same situation as my close relative, I wonder if his bones are painful.

My loved ones sometimes have bone headaches accompanied by shortness of breath, and the doctor recommended chemotherapy with imported drugs, as well as a medicine called bone phosphorus, once a month, which seemed to reduce the pain. But in fact, if you have this disease, it is best to be mentally prepared, and the pain that the patient endures in the process is difficult for us to imagine. After all, cancer is not an ordinary disease, it cannot be cured, and the life span can only be extended as much as possible.

Also, eating is key for people with cancer. Only when eating nutritious food and having a good appetite can the body absorb it can it withstand the *** brought by radiotherapy, chemotherapy and medication. In fact, there are many patients who leave in the end because they can't eat and their bodies can't bear it.

These are some of my personal experiences, I hope it will be helpful to you.

The M6 Navigator is an automated radiosurgery system that can non-invasively perform tumors throughout the body. It can provide a non-surgical option for patients with tumors that cannot or are difficult to remove by surgery, or who are seeking alternative surgery. If you want to use this **, you can find a cross-border medical service provider, such as Adventist Health, who can help you better go to Hong Kong for treatment.

The M6 navigation knife can synchronize breathing and track tumors, has a flexible robot arm, can perform multiple tumors at the same time, and can carry out fine and accurate radiotherapy for the lesions of malignant tumors or benign tumors, and is also the only non-invasive whole-body tumor radiation equipment, which can be non-invasive and will not cause anything to patients. Adventist Health has had a lot of experience in this area during the service of lung cancer bone metastasis patients in the Mainland, so you can consult Adventist Health for details.

Dr. Li Yucong of the Hong Kong Department of Clinical Oncology pointed out that early diagnosis and early diagnosis can not only help improve the rate of lung cancer**, but also effectively prevent and treat bone-related events in the bone metastasis stage of lung cancer, avoid the loss of daily activities due to pathological fractures, hinder the progress of cancer**, aggravate the physical and mental pain of patients, or even shorten the survival time.

Bone** should be added to cancer** as early as possible to strengthen bones, reduce and control bone-related events caused by bone erosion due to bone metastasis, including spinal cord compression, pathological fractures, bone collapse requiring radiotherapy and surgery, and hypercalcemia.

Radiotherapy** is the best effect of advanced bone metastasis of lung cancer to prevent pathological fractures. A large number of clinical trials have proved that although radiotherapy has achieved good analgesic effects, it often leads to bone marrow suppression, causing blood toxicity and becoming an obstacle to the smooth flow of patients, and the pain symptoms can be effectively relieved, and the total effective rate of analgesia is more than 80%.

Bone is one of the most common sites of metastasis of malignant tumors. Bone metastases are also one of the leading causes of death from lung cancer. The diagnosis rate of bone metastases in lung cancer is relatively low, and bone pain, pathologic fractures, local compression, and hypercalcemia also complicate the diagnosis.

Bone metastases are the first symptom of lung cancer in about 30% and 40% of patients with advanced disease. Many complications are also associated with bone metastases, such as severe bone pain, pathologic fractures, hypercalcemia, and reduced behavioral capacity. Studies have shown that 50% of patients with bone metastases from lung cancer have bone-related events.