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Chemotherapy should be done after surgery, but if combined intravenous chemotherapy is not possible at that time, oral single-agent chemotherapy can be switched, which may achieve some results.

Now I have pain in my chest, lower abdomen, and back that I have a lot of pain. It is considered to be postoperative**, **palliative care is the mainstay**: 1 Take painkillers (according to the three steps of cancer pain**).

2 Oral single-agent chemotherapy. The cheaper ones are Ufodin, carmofluor, and the more expensive ones are Heroda.

Hello, after gastric cancer surgery, it is recommended that patients cooperate with traditional Chinese medicine** to kill residual cancer cells and improve the patient's immunity.

Analysis: Hello, after the patient has stomach cancer surgery, because the physical condition is not very good at this time, it is right not to do chemotherapy, after all, the chemotherapy is very big.

Suggestions: It is better for patients to consolidate through traditional Chinese medicine, traditional Chinese medicine is relatively peaceful, no, patients are generally acceptable, and most cancer patients can reduce pain, prolong life and improve the quality of life by taking traditional Chinese medicine. These uncomfortable symptoms of patients can be treated symptomatically through the diagnosis and treatment of traditional Chinese medicine.

The effect of early gastric cancer surgery is obvious, and after the operation, with the biology of the Second Hospital of Shanxi Medical University, it can accurately kill the residual cancer cells of the operation, improve the patient's immunity, better improve the effect of early gastric cancer, and effectively prevent metastasis and prevention. The efficacy of surgery alone for advanced gastric cancer is very poor, and chemotherapy, as an important part of the comprehensive process, is one of the important means of gastric cancer today.

Surgery is a relatively fast way to remove the tumor, but after the operation, the lesion is only removed, and the cancer cells in the body still exist.

Hello. Some advanced cancers are not suitable for surgery for the following reasons:

1.The tumor is too large, adherent to the surrounding tissues, the boundaries are not clear, and the difficulty and risk of surgery are too high;

2.Advanced cancer cells have spread to other tissues and organs, and surgical removal of the tumor cannot be done, sometimes surgery will accelerate the spread of cancer tissues and shorten the patient's life;

3.Patients with advanced cancer are weak due to long-term attrition, and the greater stress of gastrectomy, especially the large tumor, will take a long time between surgeries, which is difficult for patients to bear.

Therefore, for such a situation, only palliative care can be taken** to improve the patient's symptoms and reduce the patient's suffering.

As for whether there are indications for surgery in Ling Zun's condition, it should be judged in combination with all aspects of the patient's condition, such as the nutritional status of the body, the degree of tumor spread, the relationship with the surrounding tissues, etc., and to a certain extent, it is also related to the technical level of the hospital.

The advantage of interventional chemotherapy is that it is used locally, and the effect on the whole body is relatively small. Since chemotherapy drugs are some cytotoxic drugs, systemic drugs are relatively large, and gastrointestinal reactions will occur, such as poor appetite, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and even gastrointestinal bleeding, as well as others such as hair loss, leukopenia, etc. The disadvantage of interventional chemotherapy is that for patients with advanced metastasis, interventional chemotherapy for the primary tumor alone is not satisfactory.

I don't know if Ling Zun has metastasized, and what his general physical condition (such as eating, nutritional status, and mental state) is.

As for the other aspects of ** except surgery and chemotherapy, the effect is not certain. You can take some traditional Chinese medicine for conditioning, as well as immune-boosting drugs**.

1 On the first postoperative day, the patient lies flat for six hours and tries not to fall asleep.

2. From postoperative surgery to discharge, record the "amount and color of various tubes on the body", including (urinary tubes, drainage tubes, gastric tubes, infusion tubes), etc., make a record of each item with paper and pen, and report to the doctor on ward rounds.

3 When lying in bed, massage your legs. 1-2 days after surgery, you can get out of bed and move step by step, sit up first, then walk around the bed, gradually increase the amount, and pay attention to protecting the incision.

4 When the pain is unbearable, ask the doctor on duty to give painkillers.

5 After the gastric tube is removed, gradually start to eat and drink, from water to clear stream, and gradually transition. Small amounts many times.

6 7 days after surgery, inquire about the pathological results of the operation, and determine the next ** plan (whether chemotherapy or other adjuvant ** is required) to understand the prognosis.

7 Stitches are removed 9-10 days after surgery.

8. After being discharged from the hospital, pay attention to rest, strengthen nutrition, eat a small amount of food many times, generally 5-6 days, and gradually transition from liquid food to general food.

Hope it helps, I wish your dad a speedy **!

Problem analysis: Hello Kuansou; This condition is considered to be an advanced stage of gastric cancer, and this situation has abdominal metastasis, which may cause complications such as hypoproteinemia, edema, etc., which can be symptomatic**.

Suggestions: In general, chemotherapy can be considered in this case, cautious symptomatic support**, ascites can be pumped**, intraperitoneal injection of cisplatin chemotherapy drugs, symptomatic support**, albumin transfusion, improve nutrition, and may prolong life.