Is the person completely weakened after radiotherapy?

Chemotherapy drugs are very hot, very toxic, chemotherapy is a wrong method, resulting in qi and blood deficiency, impaired spleen and stomach function, nausea and vomiting, hair loss, damage to qi and blood, hair can not be fed and definitely lost, constipation, but also qi and blood damage and less water, people are very painful, you can see that many people are treated to the end, the doctor is going to drive you home, you can't give chemotherapy, the body has been damaged, go home and wait for death.

People with chemotherapy, after chemotherapy, use traditional Chinese medicine to supplement qi and blood to regulate the spleen and stomach, and then quickly recover the complexion, qi and blood return, the spleen and stomach function is very good, the hair almost does not fall out, stark contrast, there are also some useless qi and blood, the next chemotherapy, people are still very weak, can not continue chemotherapy, go home to continue recuperation.

Looking at your narrative, it is not clear what kind of surgery your girlfriend had, whether it was big or small, how long it took to have the surgery, because of what kind of surgery, etc.

The main consideration is caused by low resistance, it is recommended that you can supplement your girlfriend with multi-vitamin tablets to see, and have a high-protein diet to increase nutrition.

Physical weakness.

Due to the disintegration of tumor tissue and the absorption of toxins, after a few hours or 1 2 days of irradiation, patients may have systemic reactions, manifested as weakness, fatigue, dizziness, headache, anorexia, and individual nausea, vomiting, etc., especially when irradiated to the abdomen and large areas, the reaction is more severe.

**React. **Radiation tolerance depends on the source used, the area and location of the radiation. The R-rays and high-energy X-rays produced by the cobalt-60** machine and the linear accelerator have strong permeability, low acceptance and light reaction; The low-energy X-ray produced by the X-ray machine and the electron beam generated by the induction accelerator are large and the reaction is heavy.

Mucosal reactions. Stomatitis: Edema, hyperemia, ulceration, pain, decreased salivation, dry mouth, and even pseudomembranes may occur after irradiation of the oral mucosa. Esophagitis:

After esophageal irradiation, mucosal congestion, edema, and inflammation may occur, which will aggravate esophageal obstruction, resulting in dyspharyngea, pain, and increased mucus.

Radiation pneumonitis and pulmonary fibrosis.

Radiation pneumonitis can occur after chest irradiation. Mild cases are asymptomatic, and acute radiation pneumonitis is accompanied by high fever, chest pain, cough, and shortness of breath. Immediate oxygen, intravenous hydrocortisone, and antibiotics are required.

Upper respiratory tract infection is the cause of infection, and attention should be paid to keeping warm to prevent colds. Progressive pulmonary fibrosis may occur in the later stages of radiotherapy, manifesting as shortness of breath and dry cough, which requires symptomatic management.

Radiation myelitis.

Spinal cord injury will occur after receiving a larger dose of irradiation, which mostly occurs within months to years after radiotherapy, and begins to manifest as gradual, ascending ** decreased sensation, fatigue in walking or weight, such as electric shock when bowing the head, and gradually develops into limb movement disorders, hyperreflexia, spasms, and even paralysis.

Radiotherapy refers to radioactivity**, which refers to the irradiation of a specific part of the human body with a particle accelerator through a radioactive source (cobalt-60, uranium-235, etc.). Adverse reactions such as Exx Knife, Gamma Knife, etc., are determined by the patient's body.

Everyone's reaction is different, some have hair loss, vomiting, diarrhea. Wait a minute.

Nausea and vomiting. Loss of appetite.

Fatigue, decreased appetite, ** reactions.