What to do if bile duct cancer attacks

What should you do if bile duct cancer occurs? The recurrence of bile duct cancer is a very painful thing for many patients. After treatment, if symptoms such as yellow urine or abdominal pain appear again, you should consider whether the disease has recurred. Many people suffer greatly because of the recurrence of the disease after surgery. After the recurrence, it is very important to know how to treat the disease. Let's take a look.

Treatment options for recurrent bile duct cancer include:

1. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy can eliminate some disease cells, and chemotherapy can eliminate small cell metastases. For patients with weak constitution who cannot withstand surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy can be used to control symptoms.

2. Surgical treatment. In fact, the treatment for recurrence of bile duct cancer is the same as that for primary bile duct cancer, with surgery as the first treatment method.

3. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment can prevent cancer cells from recurring and metastasizing. The application of traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of recurrent bile duct cancer can inhibit tumors on the one hand, and combined with surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy, it has a consolidation effect. For patients with recurrence of bile duct cancer after surgery, most of the patients are already in the late stage. For patients with recurrence of bile duct cancer after surgery, it is more appropriate to choose traditional Chinese medicine treatment with mild medicinal properties, no irritation, and no toxic side effects.

There are many reasons for the recurrence of bile duct cancer. The most important reason is that the treatment of primary bile duct cancer is not thorough, such as incomplete surgical removal, incomplete radiotherapy or chemotherapy. Although the tumor has disappeared on the surface, some cancer cells still remain.

Warm reminder: If the patient relapses, it will not only cause physical and mental pain to the patient, but also increase the difficulty of treatment, seriously endangering the patient's life. However, patients need to understand that if relapse unfortunately occurs, it does not mean death, so do not give up treatment. As long as you maintain a positive and optimistic attitude and choose a scientific and reasonable treatment method, you can still improve your quality of life, reduce pain, and prolong your life.