How to treat esophageal cancer with chemotherapy

What I want to say is that my experience is the same as yours. The difference is that it was my father who got sick, and my father got sick earlier than your mother. So I checked a lot of information and asked a lot of people. I'm just telling you my own opinion, which may be a little inconsistent with the question you asked. I just hope it can help you. I'm not here for your best interests, because I deeply understand the pain that my family has to endure, and I also understand the torment of illness that a patient has to endure.

If it is after surgery and the doctor also says that chemotherapy is needed, although it is mentioned above that the periesophageal lymph nodes and other lymph nodes (parabronchial, parabronchial and left gastric artery) have no cancer metastasis. But I think it is still necessary to do chemotherapy. Because it is impossible to determine whether other tissues have metastasized, and the cancer cells will not be completely eliminated just because you have surgery. Even after surgery, there are still cancer cells. Although chemotherapy is a double-edged sword, it can maximize of killing cancer cells. But if it is radiotherapy, then I suggest not to do radiotherapy, because that kind of technology is not yet mature in China. As for this, you can search on Baidu. Therefore, even though chemotherapy is harmful to the body, I personally feel that it is still necessary to do it. Because my father’s cancer cells had not metastasized to other tissues, such as the liver and lungs, he still underwent chemotherapy. Although his hair fell out and his body became weak due to chemotherapy at that time, he still wanted to recover physically. . only. . well.

In addition, I don’t know how you give your mother to regain her strength and what nutritional supplements she usually takes.

Let me tell you some of the things my father ate at that time for your reference.

Nutrilite milk powder, burdock water for tea or burdock braised pork ribs. In addition, there is no chemotherapy yet. If you decide to undergo chemotherapy, your bowel movements will definitely be blocked. You can eat more bananas and honey.

Finally, I sincerely wish your mother a speedy recovery.