When Mr. Jiang was 53 years old, he developed symptoms such as progressive weight loss, abdominal mass, abdominal distension and discomfort. His family took him to the hospital for treatment, and he was diagnosed with peripheral T lymphocytic lymphoma.
Due to his condition, Mr. Jiang started chemotherapy at that time. His condition was not optimistic at that time. The CT review results showed: a small nodule in the basal segment of the lower lobe of the right lung, with a long diameter of about 0.7cm. Due to physical reasons, Mr. Jiang was unable to undergo surgery. In order to gain more hope in fighting cancer, he decided to undergo treatment with a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, supplemented with traditional Chinese medicine on the basis of chemotherapy.
On the one hand, it is to persist in chemotherapy, and on the other hand, it is to alleviate physical symptoms and make the treatment process less painful.
When Professor He saw Mr. Jiang, he was in good spirits. Professor He looked at his tongue and found that the tip of the patient's tongue was red, the tongue coating was white, and the pulse was slippery. Considering the patient's condition, the patient had qi stagnation and phlegm accumulation at this time. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment was appropriate. Pay attention to soothing the liver and strengthening the spleen, resolving phlegm and dispersing stagnation.
Professor He chooses to use various traditional Chinese medicine dialectical treatments such as cat's claw, Prunella vulgaris, earworm, gecko, peach kernel, kelp, trigonately, centipede, Edozoa .
During the second consultation, Mr. Jiang felt no physical discomfort. The patient reported that his appetite was normal and his sleep was stable. The follow-up CT showed: a small nodule in the right lower lung, about 0.5cm × 0.3cm in size, smaller than before. It can be seen that the above method is effective, so we continue the above dialectical treatment. Because the patient occasionally coughs, we add Zhebei , licorice and other traditional Chinese medicines to continue the dialectical treatment.
At the time of the third diagnosis, Mr. Jiang no longer had cough symptoms, the patient's spirit improved, and he did not feel tired after walking every day. Since then, Mr. Jiang has been insisting on regular review, adjusting the treatment plan according to the condition, and performing traditional Chinese medicine treatment and chemotherapy from time to time.
Outpatient follow-up has been going on for seven years. The patient’s lower right lung nodule has disappeared, and the abdominal mass underwent surgery a few years ago after it shrank. Now Mr. Jiang’s condition is stable and his body is recovering well. He came for a recent review on his own and is walking. He can walk as fast as he can and is as normal as a normal person. The patient is very happy.
What issues should patients with lymphoma pay attention to in their daily lives?
If the condition permits, patients can strengthen physical exercise, strengthen their physical fitness, and exercise more in the sun to increase their body's immunity. Secondly, patients should maintain a good attitude, have a good attitude to cope with pressure, balance work and rest, and avoid excessive fatigue. Finally, patients should focus on a light diet, avoid eating too much salty and spicy food, and avoid eating raw, cold, overheated, expired, greasy, spicy, fried, pickled, and hard, Dirty food. Eat more high-protein, low-fat diets, high-vitamin diets, and high-fiber diets.
