Eating and sleeping well, with leg weakness remaining
Zhao Fengxi · 62 years · Binzhou, Shandong
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250527 · Zhao Fengxi · Lymphoma (6)
Mon 11:46
How has the patient been these past few days?
Mon 12:03
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Very well lately. Eating is normal, and sleep is very sound. I feel that the lump has become a little smaller. It seems to be working well.
That is good. He seems to be responding quite well to the medicine. Are urination and bowel movements okay? Is the stool formed? Is the urine yellow?
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The stool is still mostly unformed, but urination is normal. The urine is hardly yellow at all.
Is the stool watery, or formed but soft?
Mon 12:17
Patient / family
The stool is a little soft, but not watery.
Mon 12:22
Please take care with food and avoid cold foods.
Okay.
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Is today day ten of Mr Zhao's current course of medicine?
The 27th will be day ten.
Wed 10:03
Okay. I will change the time here.
Has Mr Zhao mentioned any discomfort recently?
This course started on the afternoon of the 17th. The previous course continued until the morning of the 17th, so there has been no gap.
Okay.
Wed 10:09
He looks quite well. His complexion looks better, not as dark as before.
Wed 10:13
It has been quite a while since his second chemotherapy treatment. Its effects and side effects should have worn off by now, right? His blood counts are fairly normal.
That is good. Mr Zhao is recovering quite quickly. But chemotherapy can have short-term and long-term side effects. Even though his blood counts have returned to normal, we should stay alert in case they fluctuate. We need to help his blood-forming function recover so it is more stable later.
He still has little strength, especially in his legs.
Wed 10:31
There is some qi deficiency. He needs adequate nutrition, with a balance of meat and vegetables.
Wed 10:36
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