What should I do if my bone cancer has not metastasized but cannot be operated? 20

You can take the way of Chinese medicine**!

The first method of bone cancer.

Surgery**: The surgery should be thorough to avoid malignant transformation, but the function of the limb should be preserved as much as possible. For malignant bone tumors, life-saving should be the mainstay, and limb preservation should be considered only without reducing the survival rate.

Radiation**: Bone cancer can also reduce pain and limit its growth after radiation therapy.

Chemistry: The chemistry of malignant tumors has developed greatly in recent years and has become an important part of tumor synthesis.

Traditional Chinese Medicine**: Mainly to protect righteousness and alleviate pain. In addition, the decoction of traditional Chinese medicine also has a good effect on gastrointestinal reactions or bone marrow reactions caused by radiotherapy or chemotherapy.

It is more troublesome not to remove all of them, but chemotherapy is required.

Male, 59 years old, diagnosis: lung cancer bone metastasis, pathological diagnosis unknown. It is recommended to provide detailed information on symptoms: cough, hemoptysis, somatic pain.

Palliative chemotherapy, the specific use and duration of which are unknown. Please elaborate on the course of the medication.

At present, the patient is in poor physical condition, the PS score is uncertain, and no patient has been seen.

The adverse reactions of chemotherapy were significant, mainly in the digestive tract. No other adverse effects were provided.

Recommendations:1Chemotherapy-related adverse reactions require symptomatic management. If the drug can control the adverse reactions, the expected cycle of chemotherapy can be continued, because as advanced lung cancer, drugs** are the basis.

2.If the response is uncontrollable and the indication for chemotherapy dose reduction is met, the dose or method of medication can be adjusted appropriately.

3.If you are willing to discontinue chemotherapy, you may consider other options, such as targeting, if you need to detect EGFR mutations, and if there is evidence of use, TKI (erlotinib) may be an option

Hello, vomiting is a common gastrointestinal side effect of chemotherapy, and patients with severe vomiting should immediately go to the hospital for symptomatic treatment**. If the patient is weak, then surgery or chemotherapy is a bit unbearable for the patient, you can consider giving the patient a targeted drug - Trokai, which has a small effect on cancer cells, high safety, and can be tolerated by general patients. In addition, the patient has severe cough, dyspnea, and body aches, which are common symptoms in the advanced stage, and you can use anti-cancer Chinese patent medicines, such as Qing Lung Sanjie Pills, which can inhibit the growth of cancer cells, alleviate the patient's symptoms, improve the quality of life, and prolong survival.

In addition, if the patient has bone metastasis, then it is necessary to use drugs specifically for bone metastasis, such as phosphates, for symptomatic treatment, otherwise pathological fracture hazards will occur.

Analysis: Hello, there is no good way to deal with your situation, only chemotherapy.

Suggestions:

It can't exist.

1. In fact, the reason is very simple, "Where is the child who does not exist without parents"?

2. Cancer metastasis, without cancer, where does "metastasis" come from?

3. The premise of cancer metastasis refers to the cancer that has been or has been, and then the original (before) cancer disappears, and the cancer becomes other (affected) cancer.

4. Therefore, if there is no cancer, there is no "cancer metastasis", and even if there is cancer, it is not cancer metastasis, it should belong to "carcinoma in situ" or something like that.

1. Ensure nutrition

For bone cancer patients, there is no difference between the post-limb care after limb-sparing surgery and the postoperative care for general diseases. It is necessary to pay attention to the nutrition of patients and give them more foods that contain high protein, high vitamins and low fat.

2. Postoperative depression

Most frontal patients are prone to postoperative depression due to surgical removal of limbs, such as defective self-care ability and inconvenient activities. At this time, the family must be considerate and concerned about the patient's psychological state, give spiritual support, and tell the patient in a timely manner that depression is very unfavorable to the postoperative situation, and the patient should get rid of the trouble of bad emotions as soon as possible.

3. Psychological nursing

Bone cancer patients due to the surgical removal of part of the limbs, the activity is definitely inconvenient, so the patient lacks effective activities, every day looking at the lesion site, the patient is easy to have pessimistic feelings, showing that they do not like to talk, unwilling to communicate with others, and poor rest leads to sleep disorders, therefore, postoperative psychological care is very important to help patients get rid of bad emotional distress.

4. Stump pain

Pain is a necessary stage after surgery, and if the wound does not have persistent redness and swelling, and the patient does not have a fever, the doctor will also give analgesics as usual to relieve the pain.

5. Bleeding

Postoperative bleeding is often caused by the large wound of the residual limb and incomplete postoperative hemostasis, so family members should cooperate with medical staff to carefully observe the postoperative drainage tube and wound dressing.

According to different diseases, different methods are adopted, primary bone cancer such as osteosarcoma, Ewing's sarcoma is usually diagnosed with preoperative chemotherapy, after chemotherapy surgery, surgery is performed, and after surgery, the original chemotherapy regimen is maintained according to the chemotherapy before chemotherapy surgery, or the chemotherapy regimen is adjusted and chemotherapy is continued. For cartilage** tumors, surgery is usually performed directly** without chemotherapy. For metastatic bone cancer, different approaches are taken depending on the situation.

Solitary metastases are usually treated as primary bone tumors. For multiple metastases, different methods are taken according to the patient's symptoms, the location of the lesion.

If the surgical result is ideal, you can take traditional Chinese medicine to enhance immunity, reduce the probability of ** and metastasis, if the effect is not ideal, you can add chemotherapy and radiotherapy to kill cancer cells. Yuan Xifu often said in the diagnosis and treatment of many cancer patients that traditional Chinese medicine is an important part of the tumor, and it should always run through the process of reducing the adverse reactions of radiotherapy and chemotherapy and improving the quality of life.