Why does malignant lymphoma recur after treatment

Every patient with lymphoma has undergone chemotherapy and achieved relief, so why does it relapse? Because chemotherapy only removes the lymphoma that has grown, but the real culprit that causes lymphoma is not removed. So it relapses. Chemotherapy is a cure. So why does malignant lymphoma relapse after treatment? Let's take a closer look.

TCM believes that lymphoma is caused by blood stasis in lymph nodes. There are many reasons for blood stasis, such as qi deficiency and blood stasis: qi deficiency, inability to promote blood circulation, causing blood stasis; yin deficiency and blood stasis: yin deficiency, difficult pulse, stagnation and blood stasis; qi stagnation and blood stasis: if qi is not good, blood will not be good; phlegm and blood stasis blocking each other: too much metabolic waste in the body, phlegm and dampness blocking, thick and sticky, causing blood stasis. And so on. It is different for each patient, so TCM is to treat the sick person, and the patient must come to the doctor in person.

Some patients also said: Not all patients will have relapses. It is true that most patients, after being diagnosed with lymphoma, realize why they have lymphoma, change their lifestyles, and change what they can control, thus eliminating the causes of blood stasis, so there will be no relapses.

For patients who have relapsed, the cause of lymphoma still exists, that is, the cause of blood stasis still exists. If they continue to lead an unhealthy lifestyle, or even struggle every day, "Why me?" They cannot accept the reality of being ill, are afraid and sad, and their qi stagnation becomes more severe. Further treatment will hardly relieve the symptoms.