How does Traditional Chinese Medicine treat glioma? Methods of treating glioma with traditional Chinese medicine

The most common treatment for glioma is surgery, because drug treatment usually does not have much effect. However, due to the influence of this disease, in order to prolong the patient's life, surgical treatment is essential.

1. Drug treatment. General medicines, including chemotherapy drugs, don't work. The reasons are, firstly, the blocking and filtering of the blood-brain barrier, and secondly, it is determined by the characteristics of glioma. Therefore, chemotherapy is controversial in the treatment of brain tumors. Many doctors do not advocate chemotherapy, believing that the effect is too small and the side effects are too great, making the benefits not worth the cost.

2. Radiotherapy. It has strong resistance to conventional radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Among brain tumors, only medulloblastoma is highly sensitive to radiotherapy, and ependymoma is moderately sensitive to radiotherapy. Other brain tumors are not sensitive to radiotherapy.

3. Surgery. It is obvious that, first, surgery can only be a temporary solution, and the tumor will relapse afterwards, with the characteristics of "leek-like" regeneration and proliferation; second, gliomas often grow in the brain in a crab claw-like invasive manner, with no clear boundary with normal brain tissue, making it difficult to completely cut it clean during surgery, making it inconvenient for surgery; third, this incomplete cutting surgery will stimulate and accelerate the tumor's growth rate and degree of malignancy.

4. Don’t forget to use traditional Chinese medicine for brain tumors. We cannot think that everything is fine after surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy (after surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy, there is still a long way to go, and the main task at this time is to prevent recurrence. This is medical common sense. Many patients think that the disease has been cured because the cancer has been removed surgically and the doctor has clearly stated that "the operation was successful." This is obviously a lack of medical common sense, and they suffer losses in this regard). You should take medicine after the operation. If you don't stop taking it, it will be a great achievement if there is no recurrence. Thank God. What's more, not taking medicine.

5. Use Chinese herbal pills that can dissipate blood stasis, resolve toxins and reduce swelling to treat lumps and tumors. Finding the right medicine will enhance the effect. The author is well aware of the charm of traditional Chinese medicine and has personally witnessed a large number of typical cases of brain tumors, lymphomas, and gastrointestinal malignancies that were cured by traditional Chinese medicine, verifying the uniqueness of our country's traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine is very effective in the treatment of malignant tumors in resisting the development of cancer cells, reducing tumor size, and alleviating patients' pain. Patients feel more energetic and have an increased appetite, and there is a significant improvement in epilepsy, water accumulation, headaches, and dizziness caused by brain tumors. Patients are more satisfied with the contrast effect. It is effective in reducing lumps and swellings. As for simply eliminating fluid accumulation and edema, it goes without saying that it can eliminate hydrocephalus caused by brain tumors, hydrops pulmonaryis caused by tuberculosis, and pelvic effusion caused by pelvic inflammatory disease. As for simple pain relief, that is a side effect in the process of reducing swelling.