How does traditional Chinese medicine treat bone tumors? How long can people with bone tumors live?

How does Traditional Chinese Medicine treat bone tumors? For modern people, the biggest burden is getting sick, and the most frightening disease is tumor. Bone tumor is not well-known among all tumors, but its threat has never subsided. Medical personnel have made a lot of efforts in its treatment, and Traditional Chinese Medicine is no exception. So how does Traditional Chinese Medicine treat bone tumors? Let's take a look.

How long can osteosarcoma patients survive? The survival rate of osteosarcoma patients is currently clinically divided into 3 years, 5 years and more than 10 years, that is, osteosarcoma patients survive 3 years, 5 years and more than 10 years after surgery. Different types of cancer have different treatment standards. As long as osteosarcoma patients receive surgical treatment in the early stage and do not relapse after surgery, it will not have much impact on life expectancy and can live as long as normal people. The key to cancer treatment is early detection, timely treatment and a positive attitude.

Due to the emergence of some targeted drugs and their rational use, the survival rate of osteosarcoma patients has been greatly improved. Currently, the 5-year survival period is often used in clinical practice to evaluate the efficacy. After scientific treatment, the 5-year survival rate of osteosarcoma has reached more than 70%, and 90% of patients who survive 5 years can survive for a long time, so 5 years is an obstacle.

How long can osteosarcoma patients survive? Through the introduction of the above article, we know that under normal circumstances, osteosarcoma patients receive surgical treatment for the first time and there is no recurrence after surgery, because it is no problem for normal people to live to 70 or 80 years old. It is afraid that some patients will have cancer cells recurring after surgery, so it is very troublesome and the treatment is also quite troublesome.

Osteoma. A tumor that occurs in the bone. See Volume 11 of "Dongtian Aozhi". It is usually caused by insufficient kidney qi, cold and dampness with phlegm invading the bones, causing qi and blood to condense in the bones. It often occurs in the epiphyseal end of long bones. The symptoms of benign osteomas are usually not obvious and they develop slowly.

Malignant osteoma is characterized by dull pain at the beginning, followed by unbearable pain, especially at night. The tumor grows rapidly, cannot be moved, is hard as stone, connected to the bone, has purple skin, and may have swollen veins on the surface. It is often accompanied by low fever, weight loss, fatigue, loss of appetite, etc. The treatment should focus on tonifying the middle and replenishing qi, dispersing swelling and breaking up hard masses, taking Shenqi pills internally and applying Yanghe Jiening paste externally. Malignant tumors should be removed in time.

In addition, there are Western medicine treatments for bone tumors. The growth of bone tumors gradually increases with the development of the human body, and the tumors usually stop growing after the development stops. Asymptomatic tumors can go undetected during a lifetime. For those with mild symptoms, symptomatic treatment can be adopted without surgical removal; if the tumor grows very fast or continues to grow after adulthood, surgical removal is required.

For osteomas that protrude outside the bone, they can be removed from the root; for lesions in difficult-to-operate areas, it is not necessary to perform a complete resection outside the capsule, otherwise it will cause obvious disability.

If the patient has no clinical symptoms, no treatment is required, but regular clinical follow-up observation is required; if the patient has clinical compression symptoms, surgical treatment is required. The purpose of the surgery is to remove the tumor tissue and stabilize the spine, namely tumor scraping and bone grafting fusion.