Postoperative complications include bleeding, pelvic infection, rectal injury, anuria and wound rupture. Complications after radiotherapy: frequent micturition, urgency, dysuria, hematuria, hematochezia, acute diarrhea, rectal stenosis or perforation, intestinal adhesion, intestinal obstruction and small intestinal perforation. Complications of arterial infusion chemotherapy: intractable burning pain in buttocks or thighs and rupture of blood vessels.
Bladder cancer is prone to recurrence, bone metastasis and lung metastasis. Once most bladder cancer is found to be in the middle and late stage, there is no effective treatment for patients with local or distant metastasis in the middle and late stage, and the operation is difficult. Even if they are barely surgically removed, the prognosis is often poor. Because conventional radiotherapy, chemotherapy, hormone and bladder perfusion have limited curative effect on bladder cancer, it is easy to damage the extremely fragile immunity of tumor patients.
Yao medicine has a long history and has obvious nationality, tradition and regionality. Its formation and development are closely related to national production, living practice, ecological environment and ethnic groups. The policies of ethnic oppression and discrimination implemented by the ruling class in past dynasties forced the ancestors of Yao people to migrate frequently, live in the deep forests and lead a hard life of wandering farming next to poisonous snakes and beasts. When Yao people encounter diseases and injuries, they mainly use traditional herbs to relieve their pain. In the long-term struggle against the harsh natural environment and diseases, for the sake of national health and reproduction, Yao ancestors had a preliminary understanding of some special human physiology, pathology and etiology, accumulated rich experience in using herbs to prevent and treat diseases, and formed a unique Yao medicine. The vast majority of Yao areas are in a closed and self-controlled economic state, which is less influenced by other ethnic cultures and has no introduction of Chinese medicine or western medicine.
Yao people are mainly distributed in more than 40 counties 140 in six provinces in southwest and central China, with more than 2130,000 people, of which Guangxi Yao population accounts for more than 62% of the total Yao population in China (there are six Yao autonomous counties such as Jinxiu and Gongcheng), and the rest are distributed in Hunan (14%) and Jiangxi (10). Yao nationality mainly lives in the mountainous areas of southern China, and is located in the humid monsoon climate zone of south and middle subtropics. Mild climate, abundant rainfall, fertile land, huge mountains and lush vegetation have given birth to rich and diverse animal and plant resources. This multi-level and multi-category ecological environment has created rich medicinal resources in Yao areas, and also provided a very broad foundation for Yao people to understand the characteristics of various plants and use their branches, roots, skins, leaves and flowers to treat diseases. For a long time, the Yao people here have not only transformed nature, but also gradually formed their own unique national medicine system through generations of exploration and accumulation, and used herbs to communicate with the outside world very early.
Patients with bladder cancer should be treated with traditional Chinese medicine after operation, which can effectively improve the quality of life of patients!
The treatment principle of Yao medicine in China for bladder cancer is the law of prevention and treatment which is guided by Yao medicine theory and has universal guiding significance for prevention, health preservation and treatment, and it is the criterion that must be followed for prevention, health preservation and treatment. Yao's medical treatment is an important part of Yao's medical theory, and its guiding ideology is the most distinctive viewpoint in Yao's medical thought, such as ternary harmony, break-even and universal spirit. It is the concrete embodiment of China's classical philosophy abstraction and simulated epistemology in Yao's prevention, health preservation and treatment, and it is the guiding principle of Yao's clinical treatment legislation, prescription and medication. It can be said that Yao's medical thought is a high generalization of his medical treatment theory and the product of subjective and objective views.
Treatment is a specific method formulated under the guidance of treatment principles, also known as treatment. For example, from the profit-loss relationship, all kinds of diseases are inseparable from the struggle for profit and loss and its ups and downs, so the principle of treatment is to strive for profit and lose money. Under the guidance of this treatment principle, according to different conditions, we can adopt the methods of detoxification, expelling wind, resolving malnutrition, eliminating evil, benefiting qi and nourishing blood on the basis of special prescriptions for specific diseases, which is the specific treatment of excess syndrome and wind deficiency.
Judging from the relationship between governance and governed governance, the two are subordinate, the connotation of governance is general and abstract, and the connotation of governance is special and concrete. The difference between the two is the difference between the big law of governance and the small law of governance. The rules of governance are relatively stable, while the rules of governance are relatively flexible. Governance is the choice and application of specific methods under the guidance of governance, and governance is the sublimation of governance. From the analysis of the position and function of treatment principle in clinic, treatment principle should be the first level, including removing the main cause, profiting from wind deficiency, seeking special prescription for treatment, irremediable disease, catching the mother and catching the child, etc. It can't directly guide clinical prescription and medication, but it is an abstract generalization of various treatment rules, which determines the general direction and general task of specific rules. Treatment should be the second level, which is a specific method to guide clinical prescription and medication. It is put forward on the basis of disease differentiation according to the characteristics of the disease, the individual differences of patients, the time and place of onset, and constantly changes with the change of the disease.