Can intestinal cancer be treated properly?

Agony of patients with intestinal cancer: missing the best treatment time due to long waiting time in the government hospital? Denied admission by certain hospitals for being too sick? Fuda Cancer Hospital can help! We feature minimally invasive therapy and specialize in the treatment of early, intermediate and advanced cancer.

Traditional surgery: unsuitable for patients with advanced intestinal cancer due to large trauma. Chemotherapy and radiotherapy is a common treatment but its toxic and side effects, such as hair loss and vomiting do great harm to human body.

The latest anti-cancer treatments: great improvement of survival rate, low risk, minimum side effects, low recurrence rate and no need for surgery, which can reduce the physical damage and thus are more suitable for frail patients with advanced cancer.

An intestinal cancer patient has lived a high-quality life after treatment at Fuda.

Mrs. Tse with advanced intestinal cancer from Hong Kong, China

In July 2017, Mrs. Tse suffered from abdominal pain so she went to a Hong Kong hospital for examination which indicated a tumor measuring about 3*3cm. One week later, she was diagnosed with rectal cancer. At that time, a doctor suggested her have two surgeries. One was to remove her tumor and make a temporary stoma while the other one to suture the stoma after a few months. However, before these two surgeries, she had to go through 25 cycles of radiotherapy and 6 cycles of chemotherapy to make her tumor smaller. Hearing this, Mrs. Tse was caught in a desperate fear.

On August 28, 2017, Mrs. Tse arrived at Fuda. As of the end of year 2017, Mrs. Tse had undergone 5 cycles of treatment including interventional chemotherapy and photodynamic therapy. On December 7, 2017, reexamination indicated a smaller tumor and tumor marker within normal range. Prof. Niu Lizhi said that her tumor was under control and no need to have a surgery. Hearing this, she said happily, “Thank Prof. Niu! I’m no longer worried about my tumor. Thank you, all of you!” Click here to read her story.

A brand new beginning

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  Mr. Chen, Malaysian with advanced rectal cancer

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  Mr. Lau, Malaysian with advanced rectal cancer

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  Mr. Zhang, Chinese with advanced colon cancer

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  Mr. Li, Chinese with advanced rectal cancer

Classification of colorectal cancer:

Colorectal cancer includes rectal cancer and colon cancer. According to histology, colorectal cancer can be divided into adenocarcinoma (adenocarcinoma accounts for 98% of colorectal cancer), mucinous adenocarcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, adenosquamous carcinoma, medullary carcinoma, undifferentiated carcinoma, etc.; Carcinoma), invasive type (hard cancer), ulcer type.

Staging and treatment of colorectal cancer

(The treatment plan for each stage of colorectal cancer is for reference only and cannot be used as the sole basis for clinical treatment)

• Stage 0 colorectal cancer: Tis (carcinoma in situ), N0, M0;
Colorectal cancer stage 0 treatment plan: polypectomy during colonoscopy.

• Stage I colorectal cancer: T1~T2, N0, M0—the tumor has invaded and grown beyond the mucosa and invaded the muscle layer;
Phase I treatment of colorectal cancer: surgical resection, interventional therapy, gene targeted therapy, integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine

• Stage II colorectal cancer: T3~T4, N0, M0—the tumor invades the serosa or surrounding tissues and organs;
Phase II treatment plan for colorectal cancer: surgical resection, interventional therapy, gene targeted therapy, integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine

• Stage III colorectal cancer: any T stage, N1～N3 stage, M0 stage—spread to nearby lymph nodes;
Phase III treatment plan for colorectal cancer: interventional therapy, gene targeted therapy, integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine

• Stage IV colorectal cancer: any T stage, any N stage, M1 stage—metastatic to distant organs;
Colorectal cancer stage IV treatment plan: interventional therapy, nano-knife, cryotherapy, particle implantation therapy, gene targeted therapy, integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine

• Colorectal Cancer Recurrence: Cancer that has come back after treatment and can be found in the colon, rectum, or another part of the body.
Colorectal cancer recurrence treatment plan: interventional therapy, nano knife, cryotherapy, particle implantation therapy, gene targeted therapy, integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine

Colorectal cancer care and diet

(1) In the early stage of the disease, it is advisable to eat foods rich in fiber, such as potatoes, sweet potatoes, whole grains, green vegetables, bananas, pasta, etc., which can relieve constipation. But to avoid too rough food, whole grains, etc. should be cooked more rotten. In the late stage, the intestinal tract is obviously narrowed, and the food should be less and more refined. For laxatives, you can eat honey, pears, bananas, or fruit and vegetable juices, but avoid eating sweet potatoes and other high-starch foods that are easy to cause flatulence.

(2) Smoking, alcohol, spicy food such as chili, pepper, coffee, etc. are strictly prohibited.

If you have been diagnosed with cancer, we are here to help you. You can make an appointment online or call us at +63917 775 3426.

21 anti-cancer treatments: More comprehensive and more professional

Routine therapies

Surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, radiofrequency ablation, chemical ablation, radioactive stent, traditional Chinese medicine, China medicine, percutaneous ethanol injection, anti-angiogenesis

Distinctive therapies

Irreversible electroporation (Nano-knife), cryosurgery therapy, vascular interventional therapy, microsphere interventional therapy, brachytherapy, photodynamic therapy, combined immunotherapy, microwave ablation, microwave hyperthermia treatment, ozone therapy

Trust from patients in more than 100 countries around the world

*Patients mainly come from:

Since its establishment, FUDA has already treated patients from over 100 countries, including over 10,000 Southeast Asian patients. FUDA is deeply trusted by its patients.

FUDA Introduction

Fuda Cancer Hospital is considered one of good cancer hospitals in China by many patients and is affiliated to Jinan University and Translational Medicine Center of Guangzhou Institute of Biomedicine and Health of Chinese Academy of Sciences. As a tertiary hospital, FUDA operates with international standards and was selected as the National Key Clinical Specialty (Oncology) Hospital in 2010. Moreover, Fuda was accredited by the Joint Commission International (JCI), a golden standard of medical service worldwide. As an international cancer hospital, Fuda adopts unique anti-cancer concept (to prolong patients’ quality life) and the latest international minimally invasive therapies (over 20 therapies such as nano-knife ablation, cryosurgery and brachytherapy), which benefited cancer patients from over 100 countries around the world.

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