Can TCM treat parotid gland malignancy?

This clinical manifestation may have tumors**, and it is recommended to go to a major hospital for CT reexamination.

Is there a good way to treat parotid gland malignancy after surgery: Li Xinze can use traditional Chinese medicine to treat cancer, which can effectively inhibit the continued growth of tumors, and generally alleviate the condition in one course of treatment. China Education Television and CCTV have made special reports on this law.

Dieters who should pay attention to the malignant tumors of the parotid gland: Li Xinze's diet for pancreatic cancer patients should be reasonably matched, pay attention to the ratio of carbohydrates, fat and protein, carbohydrate-based, the amount of fat and protein should be appropriate, and the protein that should be digested and absorbed, such as lean meat, eggs and fish, should adopt reasonable cooking methods, such as boiling, stewing, boiling, steaming, slipping, simmering, etc., do not use frying, frying, stir-frying and other methods to prevent excessive secretion of pancreas by excessive food fat.

Please save this husband who suffers from parotid gland malignant tumor, one year after the operation of the parotid gland malignant tumor**, and the second operation for one year: lixinze96 Hello, the operation can only be to remove the lesion seen, cancer is a disease of the whole body, but there is residual cancer or regional lymph, etc., because the operation has hurt the righteousness. **The odds of transfer are very high.

Radiotherapy and chemotherapy drugs are very toxic, and they cannot kill all cancer cells, but can only kill cancer cells in proportion, and the residual cancer cells develop rapidly and form new lesions when the patient's body is weak and the immunity is low. It is recommended that radiotherapy should be combined with traditional Chinese medicine to take Chinese herbal medicine for comprehensive recuperation, improve immunity, kill residual cancer cells, adjust the balance of yin and yang, etc., so that the patient's condition can be improved and controlled in the shortest possible time, and the most ideal effect can be achieved. Hundreds of cancer patients have been successful**.

Parotid gland malignancy can not eat those things: lixinze96 Hello, surgery can only be to remove the lesions seen, cancer is a disease of the whole body, but there are residual cancer or regional lymph, etc., because the operation has hurt the righteousness. **The odds of transfer are very high.

Radiotherapy and chemotherapy drugs are very toxic, and they cannot kill all cancer cells, but can only kill cancer cells in proportion, and the residual cancer cells develop rapidly and form new lesions when the patient's body is weak and the immunity is low. It is recommended that radiotherapy should be combined with traditional Chinese medicine to take Chinese herbal medicine for comprehensive recuperation, improve immunity, kill residual cancer cells, adjust the balance of yin and yang, etc., so that the patient's condition can be improved and controlled in the shortest possible time, and the most ideal effect can be achieved. Hundreds of cancer patients have been successful**.

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Don't take your question lightly. In 2009, I found that there was also a lump under my left ear, which didn't hurt or itch, and it was like a piece of flesh that was hard, so I didn't care about it, and then the lump grew bigger and bigger, and it still didn't hurt or itch, so I dragged on for two or three months before going to the hospital. I thought it was an ordinary mass, but after going to the hospital, I was examined and said that my lump was found from the parotid gland, which had been squeezed out of the parotid gland and compressed the facial nerve, and the operation was done for eight hours, and after I came out, I had to lie down for eight hours without moving, not being able to pillow or turn over.

Later, there was even more terrible, after pathological analysis, the lump turned out to be malignant, and the pathological features were extremely similar to nasopharyngeal carcinoma, and I suspected that I had metastasized to the parotid gland from nasopharyngeal cancer. So I went for a nasopharyngeal scopy and found that there was no problem with my nose, so I was judged to have parotid lymphatic epithelial cancer, which is rare, and the doctor who operated on me has been engaged in surgery for more than 20 years, and he also encountered my situation for the second time, and they sent the slices to several research centers for analysis before coming to a conclusion. After the operation, I did a whole body CT scan, and found that there was no metastasis, and everything else was fine, so I did radiotherapy, not chemotherapy, and then I have been taking medicine until now, and I have to check every three months, and I have to check for three or five years.

So, you must not take your affairs lightly, don't think that it's just a lump and it's fine, hurry up and go to a big hospital for a checkup, you're still young, don't joke with life. It's all my personal experience, believe it or not. I didn't use anonymous answers, you can ask me if you have questions.

Mumps is more likely.

The final diagnosis must be confirmed by going to the dental department of a regular tertiary hospital, or the surgical department.

According to the information you provide, lymphadenitis in the parotid gland should be considered first, and other possibilities (such as glandular lymphoma) should not be ruled out.

Since B-ultrasound and CT examination have been performed successively, the next step can be to perform a biopsy of the mass under B-ultrasound positioning to clarify the nature of the disease sedation, if there is no inflammation, anti-inflammatory can be continued**, if it is a swollen and erected tumor, surgery can be considered**, parotid gland surgery should be no problem for a head and neck surgeon or maxillofacial surgeon, sometimes postoperative transient facial nerve and mandibular limbal branch paralysis is difficult to avoid, but most of them recover in a short period of time.

Chen Liangsi, Guangdong Provincial People's Hospital.

The first stage of parotid gland tumor is simply to remove the tumor. The consequence is the recurrence of tumors, especially the pleomorphic adenoma of the parotid gland, which is the most common, because of the presence of extracapsular growth, it is very easy to simply enucleate the tumor**; In addition, due to unfamiliarity with the anatomy of the facial nerve, it is also easy to cause facial nerve damage and facial paralysis.

Later, with the deepening of the understanding of the disease and the improvement of medical technology, the classic parotid gland surgery method came into being, which first dissected all the surrounding branches or common trunk of the facial nerve, and then removed the superficial parotid gland or all the parotid gland (depending on the location of the tumor) and the tumor together. This method can avoid tumors and protect the facial nerve from injury, which significantly improves the effect of parotid tumors and significantly improves the level of parotid gland surgery. However, over time, it has been found that if the tumor is small, the superficial lobe or whole parotid gland is removed not only causes greater damage, but also increases the risk of facial nerve damage.

As a result, parotid gland surgery tends to be enlarged.

In recent years, people have gradually recognized the disadvantages of classical parotid gland surgery, and put forward a new view of local tumor resection. That is, on the basis of anatomical protection of the facial nerve, only the tumor and the surrounding parotid gland are removed, and the parotid gland tissue far away from the tumor body is retained. This surgical method can not only avoid the problem of postoperativeity, but also reduce the surgical trauma and preserve the function of the residual gland.

Therefore, it is a reasonable and effective surgical method.

Of course, for different types of tumors, the surgical method will also change accordingly: in adenolymphoma (Worthing's tumor), the lymph nodes around the tumor body are removed together, because these lymph nodes may have ectopic glands or tumors; For malignant tumors, the tumor and all parotid gland tissues should be resected together, and the treatment of the facial nerve should be determined according to the situation: the facial nerve should be preserved if there is no facial paralysis before surgery, low-grade malignancy, and the tumor can be dissected from the facial nerve; If there is facial paralysis, high-grade malignant and adenoid cystic carcinoma (easy to grow along nerves and blood vessels) before surgery, or the tumor and facial nerve adhesions are tight and cannot be separated, the facial nerve should be removed together to avoid postoperative ** and metastasis.

For adenocarcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, poorly differentiated or undifferentiated carcinoma, cervical lymphatic dissection should be performed at the same time or electively, depending on the situation.

Analysis: Parotid gland cancer cannot be cured.

Guidance: Cancer is a problem in the world, especially Huai potato is in the middle and advanced stages, the rate is very low, with cancer, in the case of the operable age Mingqin, or should be surgery-based, after the operation is afraid of chemotherapy, the patient's body can not bear it, at this time can be consolidated by traditional Chinese medicine, generally the effect will be better.

Parotid mixed tumor, or pleomorphic adenoma, is a parotid gland tumor that contains parotid tissue, mucus, and cartilage-like tissue, hence the name "mixed tumor". The mucus and cartilage-like tissue are formed by the metamorphosis of glandular tissue. The outer layer of the tumor is a thin capsule, which is formed by the deformation of the parotid gland tissue after compression, and is not a true capsule.

Parotid mixed tumors are more common in middle age. Generally, there are no obvious symptoms, the growth is slow, and the course of the disease can be several years or even decades. The tumor usually appears as a tough mass in the subauricular area, with a nodular surface with clear borders, medium hardness, non-adhesion with surrounding tissues, mobility, and no tenderness.

If the tumor has one of the following conditions, the possibility of malignant transformation should be considered. The sudden growth of the tumor accelerates rapidly, the mobility decreases or even fixes, and pain or ipsilateral paralysis occurs. The diagnosis of parotid mixed tumor is based on a thorough history, local physical examination, CT radiographs prior to surgery, and final pathological examination to confirm the diagnosis.

The principle of parotid gland mixed tumor is complete surgical resection. Preoperative biopsy is generally not appropriate. The capsule of the tumor is often incomplete, and sometimes tumor cells can invade the capsule or extracapsular tissues, or if the resection is incomplete, it will be **.

Therefore, it is not advisable to remove the tumour during surgery, but to remove the tumour together with the surrounding parotid tissue. Care should be taken to maintain the facial nerve during the operation. If there is malignant transformation, it should be treated according to the principle of malignant tumor.