Interpretation of the results of the follow up examination of colon cancer, examination of colon can

Colon cancer patients are most likely to be treated after postoperative radiotherapy and chemotherapy, which is like fighting guerrilla warfare, fighting on one side and coming out again, killing cancer cells while killing normal cells.

The best way is to combine traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine**, and after chemotherapy, the chance of anti-cancer with traditional Chinese medicine will be greatly reduced. It also adjusts your mother's general condition.

Your mother now has small nodules in the supraclavicular lymph nodes, which cannot be ruled out as lymphatic metastases.

Now your mother is taking Chinese medicine, I don't know how long she has been taking it?

1. If you start taking it before the lymph nodes appear, then it means that this traditional Chinese medicine has not played an anti-cancer role. Without effective inhibition of cancer cell growth, the effect of chemotherapy may be insensitive again.

2. If you take it after the lymph nodes appear, it means that the traditional Chinese medicine you take does not effectively kill cancer cells, but simply treats the symptoms**. In this case, there is no point in taking Chinese medicine.

Taking traditional Chinese medicine can not only improve the clinical symptoms of patients, but also play an anti-cancer and anti-cancer role. Only when the cancer cells are effectively suppressed, the patient's clinical symptoms will be naturally alleviated, so as to effectively alleviate the patient's pain.

Suggestion: Don't just look at the test results during the re-examination, it is best to do CT or B-ultrasound or color ultrasound to re-examine other parts to see whether there is metastasis, and it is the most intuitive to do colonoscopy to see whether the tumor has shrunk. Sometimes there are metastases, and the patient may not necessarily have clinical symptoms, and when the symptoms appear, the condition is serious.

There is nothing particularly problematic with the above results. Some values are abnormal, but they do not indicate any disease.

It's like a guy who sneezes a few times, but you can't just say that he has a cold.

For colon cancer, there are a few more areas we need to focus on.

One is the tumor marker, in addition to the above-mentioned CA199, carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) can also be properly examined.

In addition, if the patient has a tumor**, the most common places are in the abdominal cavity, liver, and lungs.

Therefore, I recommend that patients can undergo abdominal CT, liver ultrasound, and chest X-ray after 3 to 6 months. to rule out tumors**.

What does a high total protein and total bilirubin indicate?

According to the patient's current condition, it is of little significance for the time being and does not indicate any disease. Regular check-ups are sufficient.

Disclaimer] Oncologists must make accurate and complete diagnoses and opinions on cancer patients, and must face the patients for consultation and physical examination. It is necessary to have a comprehensive understanding of the patient's medical history and various auxiliary examination materials.

At the time of the aforemention, I was unable to obtain the above information. Therefore, all my diagnoses and opinions may be inaccurate or incomplete.

All my opinions are for the appropriate reference of netizens. It should not be used directly to guide the patient's diagnosis and behavior.

At the same time, I strongly recommend that all diagnoses and ** for cancer patients must be carried out under the guidance of local physicians.

If the diagnosis and behavior are carried out only according to the opinions of the person in the network, the patient and his family will be responsible for all the consequences. I am not responsible.

1.Digital anal canal and proctoscopy.

Check for rectal polyps, rectal cancer, internal hemorrhoids, or other lesions.

2.Sigmoidoscopy and fiberoptic colonoscopy.

Microscopic examination can reveal the cancer and look at its size, location, and extent of local invasion.

3.Plain abdominal x-ray.

It is suitable for cases of acute intestinal obstruction, where the colon above the obstruction site is inflated and distended.

4.Barium enema.

It can be seen that the intestinal wall of the cancer site is stiff, the dilation is poor, the peristalsis is weakened or disappears, the colon pouch shape is irregular or disappears, the intestinal lumen is narrowed, the mucosal folds are disordered, destroyed or disappeared, and the filling defect is seen. Barium air contrast contrast is more helpful in the diagnosis of pedunculated tumors in the colon.

5.Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA).

It has little diagnostic value for early-stage tumors, and is helpful for predicting prognosis and judging**.

Your father's colon cancer should be in the DUKEC stage, not an early stage, but fortunately, the effect of colon cancer chemotherapy is not bad, and the results may be more desirable.

Ji Chi Chi lost Zhang Xiaoqiao of the General Hospital of the Southern Military Region.

Guidance: Hello, it may be colon cancer, it is best to have surgery in time**, and radiotherapy and chemotherapy are recommended at the same time.