What does it mean to have terminal cancer?

It depends on whether the patient can eat, drink and defecate normally, if so, regulate the aura of the heart and kidneys in the environment, remove the ** that affects the disease in the environment, and use traditional Chinese medicine to regulate it.

By the time the cancer was discovered, it was already at an advanced stage, and there was not much time left. "Many cancer patients face this outcome when they are diagnosed. But in fact, the occurrence of cancer is never achieved overnight, but occurs imperceptibly in various carcinogenic factors.

Objectively speaking, cancer cells are also members of the cell and are harmless in themselves. When cancer cells first appear, the body doesn't react much. However, as the number of cancer cells increases, the body's nutrients begin to be over-consumed, normal tissues and structures are destroyed, and eventually cancer cells invade organs throughout the body and promote death.

So, that's why some cancer patients are diagnosed at an advanced stage. In fact, in the early stages, cancer can also show a lot of clues. If you can find it in time, you may be able to save the situation.

For example, fever, cough, abdominal pain, blood in the stool, loss of appetite, malaise, difficulty swallowing, unexplained weight loss, etc. Therefore, if there is an abnormality in the body, you must be vigilant and seek medical attention in time. Cancer cells are not stationary, and cancer patients will metastasize and spread when they reach an advanced stage.

Metastasis of cancer cells is the essential difference between early and advanced cancer, and it is also the cause of death in 90% of cancer patients. Cancer cell metastasis refers to the spread of cancer cells to other organs and tissues of the body through blood metastasis, lymphatic metastasis, micrometastasis and other pathways. After taking root, the cancer cells will continue to wreak havoc and develop into tumors.

What gives cancer cells the ability to metastasize is the weakening adhesion of cancer cells. Normal cells have a certain amount of adhesion between cells and do not run around. After the cancer cells mutate and lose their adhesion, they are like wild horses that have broken away, constantly dispersing and metastasizing in the body.

In the process of metastasis, although cancer cells will also go through many blockages, but their number is too large, there are always some fish that escape the pursuit of the immune system, and eventually metastasize to other organs and tissues, while constantly creating a suitable environment for their own survival. What's more, cancer cells can appear silently in body fluids or other tissues, and cannot be detected by CT or MRI.

Under the attack of powerful opponents, the normal cells in the body are constantly damaged, and the functions of tissues and organs are constantly destroyed, which not only brings great physical and mental pain to cancer patients, but also deprives patients of hope for survival.