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Colon cancer · C071

More energy during combined postoperative care

Yang Guifang · 67 years · Shijiazhuang, Hebei

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CAPTIONS / IMAGE LABELS MYYL Colon cancer PATIENT FOLLOW-UP RECORDS Yang Guifang · 67 · Shijiazhuang, Hebei English translation · Original medical images retained CASE RECORD · Colon cancer · 67 Yang Guifang, 67, from Hebei, had a history of colon and ovarian cancer surgery. She reported generalized weakness, backache after prolonged lying down, low energy and poor sleep. After seven days, the account reports less weakness and fewer awakenings, with better energy. During the second course, the family shared tumor-marker results within the stated reference ranges and reported fewer chemotherapy-related symptoms. August tumor-marker report: September tumor-marker report: CHAT PANEL S091-P01 Mr Chen, I have taken the medicine for seven days. I have more energy and strength. My stool is dry and I pass a little two or three times a day. I wake around 3 am and struggle to sleep again. I do not eat much, but it is okay. 25/8/19 · Yang · Colon / ovarian cancer Do you still need chemotherapy? Yes. How are you after this chemotherapy session? Are the side effects severe? Not severe: a little nausea and diarrhea, but better today. I think the Chinese medicine helped. Yes, the Chinese medicine is intended to reduce toxicity and support treatment. Continue taking it at home. Okay. CHAT PANEL S091-P02 Yang Guifang · Colon cancer Okay. Yesterday · 17:09 Voice message: 24 seconds. 24″ Director Xu, these are today's results. The tumor markers are normal, but the doctor said other findings are still not satisfactory and I need chemotherapy. I feel the Chinese medicine helps and will keep taking it. I still need chemotherapy too, right?