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Kuala Lumpur Penang

2024-06-25

For stomach cancer stage III, I have undergone three chemotherapy treatments, but there are still problems with multiple metastases such as lymph nodes.

Most stomach cancer patients will choose minimally invasive treatment methods such as interventional therapy, which does not require excision, has fewer side effects, and will recover faster, it can also reduce the problem of metastasis and recurrence to a certain extent, you can try.

2024-06-24

My 63-year-old father was diagnosed with intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma last year, and he recurred after resection and oral chemotherapy.

According to your father's situation, you can try seed Implantation. This is a localized treatment by placing particles inside the tumor that can continuously emit rays and cause little harm to the surrounding normal tissues.

2024-06-24

Esophageal cancer stage IV is poorly treated in local hospitals, is there any other options without removing?

There are many treatments for esophageal cancer, but it’s necessary to confirm whether there are problems such as metastasis. At present, interventional therapy or seed implantation will be more suitable, less painful, and safer.

2024-06-21

I’m a breast cancer stage IV patient who has undergone radiotherapy locally and had my left breast removed, and now it has recurred. How can I get further treatment?

For breast cancer stage IV that recurs after traditional treatment, seed implantation can completely make up for the lack of traditional chemotherapy, and its dose can reach 2-3 times that of external beam radiotherapy, and the continuous irradiation time is 6 months, and the effect is very good.

2024-06-21

My mother was diagnosed with breast cancer stage IV, she is in her 70s and has heart disease, the local hospital is afraid to do surgery, is there any effective treatment?

Combined knife ablation is ultra-fine cold and hot composite ablation, usually within 20-25 minutes of rapid tumor coagulation necrosis, and apoptosis, suitable for advanced elderly patients.

2024-06-20

I was just diagnosed with breast cancer stage Ⅱ. The doctor recommended early surgery, but I am worried that traditional surgical removal will easily affect my married life. Is there a better treatment option?

Breast-conserving surgery removes breast lumps while preserving the breast, ensuring that the patient's disease is treated without damaging the patient's breast function or appearance.