Can you drink alcohol one year after gastric stromal tumor

Hello, gastrointestinal stromal tumors are the most common stromal tumors of the gastrointestinal tract and occur most often in the stomach, followed by the small intestine. However, cases of bone metastases from gastrointestinal stromal tumors are extremely rare. Most patients present with multiple metastases of bone, mainly involving the spine, ribs, pelvis, humerus, femur, etc., and the spine is still the most common site of stromal tumor bone metastasis.

Surgical resection should be the preferred method for bone metastasis of stromal tumors, and early postoperative targeting with imatinib and other targeted methods, combined with Nexa Rh2 and other methods can improve the quality of life and prolong the survival of patients.

Hello, the patient has a history of gastric stromal tumor surgery, and it is found that there is a hard lump in the cardia six months after surgery, whether the condition is caused by ** The condition like this should be consolidated by taking Gleevec, and it can be combined with traditional Chinese medicine to treat the symptoms**, which will also have a very good effect.

I heard that Gleevec can only be used for targeting**, and other drugs are not effective. I also have rectal stromal tumor, experts from many 3A hospitals in Shanghai said so, I want to use 3 months of medicine, 75,000 yuan, not a penny can be reimbursed all self-paying, I am also retired, the pressure is too great, in order to save my life can only take this medicine, I heard that low-income people can apply for free medicine, but the conditions are harsh. I can only hope that this drug can be included in the medical insurance as soon as possible.

With traditional Chinese medicine, the anti-tumor effect of traditional Chinese medicine is very good.

Try Proton**.

In addition, the drug must not be stopped.

After gastrointestinal stromal tumor surgery, the diet is not much different from that of other patients undergoing gastric surgery, but it has corresponding characteristics, such as patients with gastrointestinal stromal tumors, a considerable number of patients can choose to do partial gastric resection, that is to say, the normal gastric wall tissue can be sacrificed as little as possible to achieve the purpose of complete resection of the tumor, in this case, we have preserved the structure and function of the stomach very well, usually the patient's recovery process after surgery will be very fast, he may only need three or five days or a week or twoIn other words, the transition process from drinking water, drinking liquid diet, to semi-flow, and to general diet will be very fast, that is, he may be able to gradually transition from drinking soup, porridge, noodles, and eating all kinds of rotten meat or fruits to a normal diet in about two weeks after surgery. Of course, for patients with distal gastrectomy or proximal gastrectomy, or even total gastrectomy, the process of dietary transition is longer, but its dietary structure has not changed, and it is also a transition stage, from drinking water, drinking liquid diet, semi-liquid diet to general food, for patients with partial gastric resection, it may take two or three weeks to transition to a completely normal diet, or even longer, for patients with total gastrectomy, he may face greater difficulties, but be confidentGenerally speaking, it takes about a month to transition to a normal diet.

After gastric stromal tumor surgery, it is best to eat a diet of highly nutritious and light food, a diet of fluids and soft bodies, and more fresh vegetables.