Is there any secret recipe for lymphoma and any other method to treat it

There are many ways to treat lymphoma, and patients need to know more about this aspect, which will help treat the disease. So, what are the secret recipes for lymphoma? What other methods are there to treat it?

Lymphoma, one of the types you can find is malignant lymphoma, and there are many ways to treat it. Here I will introduce some secret recipes for treating lymphoma:

1. Minced meat with wolfberry, pine nuts. Prepare 100-150g minced meat, 100g wolfberry and pine nuts each. Add rice wine, salt and seasoning to the minced meat, stir-fry until half cooked, add wolfberry and pine nuts, and stir-fry together. Suitable for treating yin deficiency and internal heat after radiotherapy for malignant lymphoma. Take it once a day as a side dish.

2. 15g each of Astragalus, Rehmannia root, antler glue, and Prunella vulgaris, 10g each of Arisaema, Curcuma zedoaria, and Poria, 6g of cinnamon twig, and 3g of licorice.

3. 15g each of Prunella Vulgaris, Asparagus cochinchinensis, and Pangolin, 10g each of White Peony Root, Raw Astragalus, and Poria, 8g each of Citrus aurantium, Angelica sinensis, and Scutellaria baicalensis, 9g of Bupleurum, 12g each of Trillium gracile and Curcuma zedoaria, and 30g of Hedyotis diffusa.

In addition to secret remedies, there are also these treatments:

1. Radiotherapy. Some types of lymphoma can be treated with radiotherapy alone in the early stages. Radiotherapy can also be used as consolidation therapy after chemotherapy and as adjuvant therapy during transplantation.

2. Chemotherapy. Chemotherapy for lymphoma is often combined with targeted therapy drugs and biological agents. In recent years, chemotherapy regimens for lymphoma have been greatly improved, and the long-term survival of many types of lymphoma has been greatly improved.

3. Bone marrow transplantation. For patients under 60 years old, medium- and high-risk patients who can tolerate high-dose chemotherapy, autologous hematopoietic stem cell transplantation can be considered. Some young patients with relapse or bone marrow invasion can also consider allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.