At present, for chemotherapy treatment methods, most doctors explain this: chemotherapy has the effect of reducing tumor cells and preventing cancer cells from recurring and spreading, but the facts often go against our expectations, and most patients still have recurrence after chemotherapy.
Chemotherapy is an effective treatment method for tumor patients. The role it plays cannot be ignored, but why do some patients undergo recurrence and metastasis after chemotherapy? Most cancer patients die not during treatment, but during recovery after treatment. The direct cause is recurrence and metastasis, which has become a concern for patients.
District 1, Department of Oncology, Third Affiliated Hospital of Guangdong Pharmaceutical University, , Professor Peng Qirong, said that cancer is characterized by its growth being not controlled by the normal body and is prone to crazy growth. This tumor cell is invasive and metastatic, which means it can invade normal tissues and organs next to it. Encroaching tissues and organs and destroying their normal functions, the patient gradually develops late-stage complications such as malnutrition, fatigue, chest tightness, shortness of breath, pain, etc., resulting in body failure. The threat of cancer to humans is spread, including direct infiltration and distant metastasis. The reason for spreading is that cancer cells have robber characteristics, are not regulated by the body, occupy neighbors and run around.
Some people say that chemotherapy is treated with poison to fight poison. Although this is a bit exaggerated, it is also a fact. From the perspective of the destructive nature of the body, chemotherapy is indeed a poison. It circulates throughout the body through the blood circulation and kills abnormally divided cells. It is a systemic treatment method with extremely strong efficacy. Since the human body's cells divide every day, the side effects caused by chemotherapy are particularly obvious, including the skin, hair, and digestive system, which will undergo huge changes due to the patient's constitution. Strong fatigue and burnout also cause the vast majority of patients receiving chemotherapy to be unable to continue working, which is also one of the reasons why many people refuse to receive chemotherapy.
