How does cancer kill and how do cancer patients cope with death?

What is the cause of death from cancer?

About half of cancer patients die from the tumor itself, causing the normal physiological function of the body to be disturbed. Physical depletion, general failure. More than 50% died from various complications caused by tumors. The complications caused can be divided into the following broad categories:

1. Complications caused by tumor invasion or metastasis to vital organs: such as esophageal cancer infiltrating the artery, rupturing the artery, causing unstoppable hemorrhage; In advanced gastric cancer, tumor infiltration or metastasis spreads to abdominal organs, causing adhesive obstruction of the digestive tract or biliary tract, inability to eat, and starvation failure of the body; Thoracic tumour involving the pericardium: causes pericardial effusion or adhesions, leading to heart failure:

The tumor metastasized to the brain, causing increased intracranial pressure and rapid death.

2. Complications caused by improper treatment of tumors; For example, during radiotherapy for nasopharyngeal carcinoma patients, because the irradiation field is too large or inaccurate, the radiation will injure the brainstem or spinal cord: causing radiation encephalitis or myelitis, resulting in paralysis and respiratory paralysis; Excessive chemotherapy can inhibit the bone marrow, causing a decrease in white blood cells and platelets, causing serious infection and bleeding. Leukemia, lymphosarcoma and other tumors are extremely sensitive to radiotherapy and chemotherapy, such as inappropriate dose control, tumor cells in a short period of time a large number of disintegration, release uric acid, deposited in the renal tubules, can cause acute renal failure.

3. The toxins produced after tumor tissue necrosis, the chronic poisoning caused by absorption, and the chronic toxic effect of drugs in the process of attacking poison with poison in traditional Chinese medicine are one of the reasons for the death of cancer patients.

Cancer is caused by the accumulation of toxins in the body, and the organs are unable to excrete toxins normally. The theory of cancer terminal disease is a lie fabricated to sell high-priced chemical drugs. Cancer can be seen as organ damage caused by long-term poor lifestyle, and long-term damage to body organs will form toxins that accumulate and spread in the organs.

The reason why people who get cancer die is not caused by tumors, but by organ poisoning and failure caused by excessive toxins in the body's organs. If a person finds a tumor, do not undergo surgery, do not take chemotherapy and radiotherapy and take medicine indiscriminately, surgery, chemoradiotherapy and so on are for the purpose of killing tumors and cancer cells, but the tumor is a "temporary storage station" for toxins in the body, which plays a role in delaying poisoning when organ toxins cannot be discharged, and cancer cells are decomposed of toxins, and the formation of tumors and cancer cells is actually a manifestation of the body's self-help function. The goal and means of Western medicine are to completely distort the truth and accelerate the death of patients.

The correct way is to change the wrong lifestyle and reduce the burden on damaged organs; Increase rest, increase nutrient intake, and sweat and detoxify during exercise. Exercising, sweating, and detoxification can also strengthen the body's immunity, which repairs damaged organs and completely removes toxins from the body. In other words, organ repair and toxin loss will eventually lead to cancer cure.

I believe that the ultimate cause of death from cancer is that the tumor is not controlled in time, allowing it to grow and metastasize. Eventually, the cancer cells spread throughout the body, causing the whole body organs to fail and die. If the cancer can be operated on in the early stage, it is best to try to undergo surgery, combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine**, and try to control the cancer not to spread and metastasize.

Cancer patients in the outpatient department of the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences have even achieved tumor survival. If you have cancer, it's better not to think that there is no hope first, because having this disease is equivalent to death. These are questions that don't help.

It is imperative to consider the question of how to **.

Hello, each of us wants to be healthy, but in many cases, when we reach a certain age, there will be a lot of problems in the body, when prolonging life and alleviating pain can no longer be balanced, we need to think about what is a good choice. In this case, the choice made by the individual should respect the patient's wishes, fully consider the patient's values, beliefs, life attitude and other factors, and make the decision that best meets the patient's wishes with the advice and support of a professional medical team.

For patients, if the pain and boredom are already unbearable, prolonging life may not be the most important consideration. At this point, pain relief measures such as analgesic drugs or other effective methods may be considered to reduce the patient's pain. At the same time, if the patient thinks that his body is no longer sustainable, he can also consider stopping**, and give up further efforts**, live the rest of his life in a calm and comfortable way, and accompany the patient to the final road of life.

It is a rational reflection on the secrecy of life and death, not "escape" or "abandonment".

The medical team and family should also support and respect the patient's wishes. They can share** relevant issues with the patient, provide support and explanations, and help the patient make the best choice for them. In addition, the medical team can also provide end-of-life care services to patients, ensuring that patients receive adequate love and care in their final moments to ease the patient's pain and fear.

In short, at the end of life, the decision to take should respect the patient's wishes, consider many factors, and fully communicate with the professional medical team to find the most appropriate way to alleviate the patient's pain and discomfort, so that the patient can be respected and cared for in the last moments. There are no regrets in the end.

1.Many people with advanced cancer live longer than expected. Most of them have a positive attitude towards life, and in them we can see hope, tenacity, perseverance and courage.

2.If we can't choose the disease, then we can choose the attitude towards the disease. The stronger, more optimistic, and more positive you are, the greater your hope!

5.Family and friends, always love you and support you!

6.I'll be worried if you're sick today; Tomorrow you are angry, and I will be sad; In this life, you are healthy, I will rest assured; I'll be happy if you're happy.

In situations such as end-stage illness and terminal cancer, the right choices need to be made when goals to prolong life and alleviate suffering conflict. This choice needs to take into account many factors such as the quality of life of the patient and the lack of human rights, which is a very complex issue.

First of all, we need to be clear that no matter what kind of method is chosen, the ultimate goal is to alleviate the patient's suffering and improve the patient's quality of life. But in some cases, prolonging life becomes a burden and torture. Therefore, the patient's wishes and the views of his or her family should be fully taken into account when making medical decisions, while also respecting the patient's human rights and autonomy.

Second, healthcare professionals need to provide patients and their families with a comprehensive briefing on the pros and cons of the program, including the labor required, financial costs, and psychological stress. For those patients who are deemed unable or unfit to undergo **, the doctor should inform them of the actual situation and not hide or cover it up. This allows patients and families to make informed medical decisions and gives them ample time to think and prepare.

At the same time, healthcare professionals should also provide comfort** and analgesic care to ensure that patients are tolerated and respected at the end of their lives.

Finally, for those patients who are unable to express their wishes on their own, the help of their family members or other representatives is needed to develop a plan. The process should be transparent, clear, and need to ensure that the representative is truly representative of the patient's wishes. If needed, an independent intermediary can be sought to carry out the work.

It is important to note that while we should do our best to provide ** and mitigation, it is also important to recognize that we cannot prolong life forever. Sometimes it's important to let patients and loved ones know that they are dying, so they can weigh the risks and gains, and do what happens to themselves or their families.

In situations such as end-stage illness and terminal cancer, the right choices need to be made when goals to prolong life and alleviate suffering conflict. We need to consider all factors holistically and ultimately respect the wishes of patients and families. For those patients who are unable to express their wishes, it is necessary to find other representatives to develop a ** plan and ensure that their representatives can truly represent the patient's wishes.

Regardless of the best method chosen, our goal should be to alleviate the patient's suffering and improve the patient's quality of life.

This is a very difficult and old-fashioned question of filial piety, involving many ethical and personal beliefs. The best choice depends on the patient's and family's own values and wishes.

In many cases, patients themselves will be aware that their lives are coming to an end and may choose to give up some of their efforts to extend their lives in order to spend more time focusing on family and friends, or to enjoy the last days of their lives. These decisions should be made with the assistance of a medical professional to ensure that patients and families understand the consequences of each option and make the best possible decision.

For alleviating pain and improving quality of life, many people choose to manage pain and other uncomfortable symptoms to alleviate catastrophic pain, anxiety, and distress in their patients. This may involve changing**, using anesthetics and other medications to relieve symptoms, or using other** to reduce pain and discomfort for the patient.

In conclusion, in such a situation, the best option is for the patient and family to decide what they think is the best** approach, and the medical professional will respect their wishes and provide the necessary support and assistance.