LIN Jietao, LIN Lizhu. Palliative Treatment of Tumor and Clinical Advantage of Traditional Chinese Medicine[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(14): 1198-1201.
LIN Jietao, LIN Lizhu. Palliative Treatment of Tumor and Clinical Advantage of Traditional Chinese Medicine[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(14): 1198-1201.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2015.14.009.
Palliative Treatment of Tumor and Clinical Advantage of Traditional Chinese Medicine
The incidence of malignant tumor is increasing year by year
and most of the tumor diagnoses are made in late stages. Therefore
the importance of palliative treatment is becoming more and more significant. It has become the treatment trend in advanced cancer that palliative medicine involves in early and throughout the entire therapeutic process. " Survival with tumor" is the characteristic of the traditional Chinese medicine( TCM) therapy for cancer
as well as the theory core of TCM tumor palliative treatment. The early intervention and the entire therapy of Chinese medicine is a form of palliative treatment
which can control symptoms
improve quality of life
and prolong survival. Based on the clinical practice in the cancer center of the First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine
this article summarizes and analyzes the advantage of TCM treatment of late lung cancer
liver cancer
and cancer pain
and in dealing with adverse drug reaction. This article also puts forward an efficacy evaluation system for TCM oncology or integrative TCM and western medicine oncology
and proposes that TCM should intervene early and throughout the entire treatment in advanced cancer management.
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