According to WHO, breast caused about 693,000 deaths worldwide in 2020, and about 3,000 deaths due to breast cancer in Malaysia. The number of new breast cancer cases in Malaysia in 2020 were about 7,300 for women (2900 deaths), while the number of new cases for men were about 200 (100 deaths). Although breast cancer is less common in men, it is also a possibility. Therefore, it is important for both men and women to have regular breast self-check and medical examinations. The prevention of breast cancer requires daily protection. >>more

Breast health self-check

  • Breast health self-check
    1. Looking: Face a mirror with your arms down and pay attention to the appearance of your breasts, whether they are symmetrical in size, whether the skin is sunken or wrinkled, and observe if there are anything abnormal in the nipples.
    2. Touching: Gently massage your breasts with your fingers, from the outside to the inside then repeat again from inside to outside, focusing on whether there are lumps or nodules around the nipple, areola, near your armpit and at the bottom of the breast.
    3. Lying down: lying on a bed or sitting in a chair, gently massage the breasts with your fingers, pressing the breasts in a circular, radial and spiral pattern respectively, in order to observe if there exists any lumps, hard nodes or pressure pain.
    4. Squeezing: In addition to breasts, it is also necessary to check whether there are enlarged lymph nodes in the area of armpits. Finally, use thumb and index finger to press and squeeze the nipple to observe if there are any abnormal secretions.

  • Early discovery of breast cancer
    1. Persistent cough: Coughing can occur when a tumor presses against the bronchus, such as dry cough, a small amount of sputum or large amount of mucus sputum.
    2. Bloody sputum or hemoptysis: When coughing, it may cause bleeding due to blood vessel rupture. Blood is expelled with sputum, resulting in blood in sputum. If the tumor tissue has abundant blood flow or is close to larger blood vessels, the amount of blood discharged during coughing increases, and hemoptysis can occur.
    3. Shortness of breath: As an early symptom, shortness of breath is easily believed to be caused by aging, poor health or obesity. If you have no cardiovascular diseases but feel shortness of breath during daily activities, a lung cancer screening is generally recommended.

  • Common examination items for lung cancer
    1、Hard lumps or nodules appear in the breast, which may have the size of beans.
    2、Breast tissue appears to increase in thickness: skin thickening or wrinkling, chicken skin-like surface, redness, oozing, skin breakage, skin depression and other changes.
    3、Discharge from nipples, they might look like clear water, blood, they might be white, yellow or green.
    4、Deformation of breast: deformation or becoming smaller.
    5、Pain or discomfort.
    6. Lump or swelling in the armpits.

Self-check of lung condition

Self-check of lung condition
1. Climbing stairs: Climb three floors at a leisurely pace without feeling obvious shortness of breath or chest tightness, indicating good cardiopulmonary function.
2. Blow a match: Light a match and try to blow it. If it cannot be blown out 15 centimeters from the mouth, it indicates that there is a problem with lung function; If it still cannot be blown out at a distance of 5 centimeters, it indicates poor lung function, such as in patients with emphysema.
3. Breath holding: Hold your breath after deep breath. Holding your breath for 30 seconds indicates good cardiorespiratory function, and holding your breath for more than 20 seconds is also good.
Early detection of lung cancer
1. Persistent cough: Coughing can occur when a tumor presses against the bronchus, such as dry cough, a small amount of sputum or large amount of mucus sputum.
2. Bloody sputum or hemoptysis: When coughing, it may cause bleeding due to blood vessel rupture. Blood is expelled with sputum, resulting in blood in sputum. If the tumor tissue has abundant blood flow or is close to larger blood vessels, the amount of blood discharged during coughing increases, and hemoptysis can occur.
3. Shortness of breath: As an early symptom, shortness of breath is easily believed to be caused by aging, poor health or obesity. If you have no cardiovascular diseases but feel shortness of breath during daily activities, a lung cancer screening is generally recommended.
Common breast cancer examinations
1. Mammography: It is a common screening method for breast cancer, which can check the internal structure and tissues of the breast and find small tumors.
2. Ultrasound for breasts: examines the structure and tissues inside the breast through high-frequency sound waves, which is helpful for the early detection of breast cancer.
3. Cytology test of nipple puncture fluid: It is suitable for women with nipple discharge and can check if there exist abnormal cells.
4. Breast tissue biopsy: further examinations are possible on the suspected lump tissue. For the biopsy, samples are removed from the breast tissue and then sent to the laboratory.

Techniques for the treatment of breast cancer

Currently, the common methods for treating breast cancer include radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and electrotherapy, mainly using anticancer drugs or radiation to inhibit the spread and metastasis of cancer cells and avoid worsening condition. However, it will cause severe size effects, such as loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, and various problems such as diarrhea, abdominal pain, and oral ulcers. Some patients may experience symptoms such as mental fatigue, shortness of breath, and hair loss.

Techniques for the treatment of breast cancer

Currently, the common methods for treating breast cancer include radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and electrotherapy, mainly using anticancer drugs or radiation to inhibit the spread and metastasis of cancer cells and avoid worsening condition. However, it will cause severe size effects, such as loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, and various problems such as diarrhea, abdominal pain, and oral ulcers. Some patients may experience symptoms such as mental fatigue, shortness of breath, and hair loss.
Interventional Therapy
The classification of interventional therapy includes vascular interventional therapy and nonvascular interventional therapy. Interventional therapy is a mini-invasive therapy performed under the guidance of medical imaging equipments. With a 1-2 millimeter incision, paracentesis can be performed with the lead of medical imaging equipment. Then a special tube, catheter or other sophisticated apparatus are introduced to inhibit the growth and spread of cancer cells, so as to cut off the tumor’s blood supply and reach the effect of local chemotherapy without any toxic side effects of chemotherapy. >>more
Particle Implantation
In 2010, Indra was diagnosed with breast cancer. Besides breast cancer, she also had heart disease, gallstone and thyromegaly. Together with her brother, who paid a return visit to St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou, she came to China. Since Indra was old and suffered too many types of diseases, doctors in St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou made a comprehensive treatment of particle implantation combined with natural therapy for her. After treatments, her breast tumor disappeared and never returned. Her eyes returned to normal, no longer bulging. >>more
Cold ablation therapy technology
Cryotherapy, also known as "Argon-Helium Knife Cryotherapy" or cryoablation, is a new substitute of traditional physical therapy, but can remove tumor tissues just like scalpel.>>more
Combined Knife is a cryotherapy using liquid nitrogen through one or more ablation needles. Under the monitoring of images such as CT or B-ultrasound, a superfine ablation probe (about 2mm) is inserted into the targeted tumor through percutaneous puncture, to kill the tumor cells through alternate deep freezing (low temperature of -196℃) and heating (above 80℃).
Heat ablation therapy technology
Microwave ablation (MWA) is a form of minimally invasive physical therapy with a hight inactivation rate at present, which has been used in the treatment of liver cancer for more than 30 years. >>more
Radiofrequency ablation, sometimes referred to as RFA, is a minimally invasive treatment for cancer. It is an image-guided technique that heats and destroys cancer cells.>>more

Fight against breast cancer together

We come from all over the world, but we have the same experience, suffering from the pain brought by breast cancer. But today, under the treatment and thoughtful care of the medical group from Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou, we have retrieved our confidence for life by becoming fighters against cancer. Here, we tend to share our experience of fighting breasts cancer and share love and warmth.
1.Ms. Saida, breast cancer, Indonesia
Treatment: interventional therapy + cryoablation + Nanoknife
She survival period has exceeded 5 years.
SAIDAH comes from Indonesia. She is a breast cancer patient and also mother of a newborn baby.>>more
Ms. Wang, breast cancer, Indonesia
Treatment: Interventional therapy
The survival period has exceeded 12 years
I’m Indahwati Iwan and 71 years old. I come from Surabaya, Indonesia. Since 2011, I’ve been diagnosed as breast cancer for 6 years.>>more
Ms. Zhou, breast cancer, Indonesia
Treatment: Interventional therapy
The survival period has exceeded 8 years
I’m TJIOE A TJOEAK, from Jakarta, Indonesia. Sometime in September, 2015, while I was taking a bath, I detected a painless lump on my left breast, measuring about 2 cm. >>more
Ms. Chan, breast cancer, Malaysia
Treatment: Interventional therapy + cryoablation
The survival period has exceeded 7 years.
Miss Chen was a breast cancer stage IV patient from Malaysia. When she had a review in St.Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou on Oct. 11, 2016, the size of the tumor shrunk to 1cm*1cm, comparing with 4cm*4cm before.>>more

Daily Breast Care

Breasts are one of the unique charms of women, but they are also easily become lesions (from hyperplasia of mammary glands to breast cancer). Today, breast cancer has become the number one threat to women's health, that is why women of all ages need to take care of it.

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According to the statistics of the World Health Organization, approximately 905677 people worldwide died of liver cancer in 2020, including approximately 3601 in Malaysia. In 2020, the incidence rate of liver cancer among males in Malaysian was about 23.1 per 100000 people, and the mortality rate was about 20.1 per 100000 people; and female incidence rate was about 9.5 per 100000 people, and the mortality rate is about 7.6 per 100000 people. From the above data, it can be seen that the risk of liver cancer incidence and death in Malaysian males is much higher than that in females. Early liver cancer patients often do not have obvious symptoms. The earlier the condition is discovered and prevented, the better the treatment effect. Daily care is necessary for liver cancer prevention and treatment. >>more

Self-examination of liver condition

  • Self-examination of liver
    1. Observe the liver area: the liver is located in the right upper abdomen. If you feel dull pain or swelling when pressing with moderate to mild force, the liver may have problems.
    2. Observation of urine color: Liver diseases may cause the urine to become darker in color.
    3. Observation of fecal color: If the fecal color is very light or even white, there may be liver problems.
    4. Observation of skin and eyes: Jaundice is a common symptom of liver problems, which can cause yellowing of the skin and white eyes.

  • Early detection of liver cancer
    1. Fatigue: Patients may feel tired, powerless, or in low spirits, unable to complete daily activities.
    2. Weight loss: Due to a decrease in the body's ability to absorb food, it may lead to an insignificant weight loss.
    3. Digestive system symptoms: Patient may experience symptoms such as loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, indigestion, or diarrhea.
    4. Abdominal discomfort or pain: Patient may feel discomfort or pain in the upper abdomen or right upper abdomen, and sometimes there will be flatulence or abdominal distension.

  • Common examination items for liver cancer
    1. Ultrasound examination: It is a painless and radiation free screening method that can detect abnormal changes in the liver.
    2. Blood examination: Determine whether the liver is abnormal by detecting indicators such as liver function and liver cancer markers.
    3. CT or MRI: It can display clear images of the liver, including tumor size, location, and degree of spread.
    4. Liver biopsy: Biopsy can obtain liver tissue samples for cytological and histological analysis to diagnose liver cancer.
    Note: For high-risk populations, such as patients with chronic liver disease, hepatitis and other liver diseases, as well as those with a family history of liver cancer, it is recommended to undergo regular examination of liver cancer.

Self-examination of liver condition

Self-examination of liver
1. Observe the liver area: the liver is located in the right upper abdomen. If you feel dull pain or swelling when pressing with moderate to mild force, the liver may have problems.
2. Observation of urine color: Liver diseases may cause the urine to become darker in color.
3. Observation of fecal color: If the fecal color is very light or even white, there may be liver problems.
4. Observation of skin and eyes: Jaundice is a common symptom of liver problems, which can cause yellowing of the skin and white eyes.
Early detection of liver cancer
1. Fatigue: Patients may feel tired, powerless, or in low spirits, unable to complete daily activities.
2. Weight loss: Due to a decrease in the body's ability to absorb food, it may lead to an insignificant weight loss.
3. Digestive system symptoms: Patient may experience symptoms such as loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, indigestion, or diarrhea.
4. Abdominal discomfort or pain: Patient may feel discomfort or pain in the upper abdomen or right upper abdomen, and sometimes there will be flatulence or abdominal distension.
Common examination items for liver cancer
1. Ultrasound examination: It is a painless and radiation free screening method that can detect abnormal changes in the liver.
2. Blood examination: Determine whether the liver is abnormal by detecting indicators such as liver function and liver cancer markers.
3. CT or MRI: It can display clear images of the liver, including tumor size, location, and degree of spread.
4. Liver biopsy: Biopsy can obtain liver tissue samples for cytological and histological analysis to diagnose liver cancer.
Note: For high-risk populations, such as patients with chronic liver disease, hepatitis and other liver diseases, as well as those with a family history of liver cancer, it is recommended to undergo regular examination of liver cancer.

Techniques for the treatment of liver cancer

Currently, the common methods for treating liver cancer include radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and electrotherapy, mainly using anticancer drugs or radiation to inhibit the spread and metastasis of cancer cells and avoid worsening condition. However, it will cause severe size effects, such as loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, and various problems such as diarrhea, abdominal pain, and oral ulcers. Some patients may experience symptoms such as mental fatigue, shortness of breath, and hair loss.

Techniques for the treatment of liver cancer

Currently, the common methods for treating liver cancer include radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and electrotherapy, mainly using anticancer drugs or radiation to inhibit the spread and metastasis of cancer cells and avoid worsening condition. However, it will cause severe size effects, such as loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, and various problems such as diarrhea, abdominal pain, and oral ulcers. Some patients may experience symptoms such as mental fatigue, shortness of breath, and hair loss.
Interventional Therapy
The classification of interventional therapy includes vascular interventional therapy and nonvascular interventional therapy. Interventional therapy is a mini-invasive therapy performed under the guidance of medical imaging equipments. With a 1-2 millimeter incision, paracentesis can be performed with the lead of medical imaging equipment. Then a special tube, catheter or other sophisticated apparatus are introduced to inhibit the growth and spread of cancer cells, so as to cut off the tumor’s blood supply and reach the effect of local chemotherapy without any toxic side effects of chemotherapy. >>more
Particle Implantation
In 2010, Indra was diagnosed with breast cancer. Besides breast cancer, she also had heart disease, gallstone and thyromegaly. Together with her brother, who paid a return visit to St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou, she came to China. Since Indra was old and suffered too many types of diseases, doctors in St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou made a comprehensive treatment of particle implantation combined with natural therapy for her. After treatments, her breast tumor disappeared and never returned. Her eyes returned to normal, no longer bulging. >>more
Cold ablation therapy technology
Cryotherapy, also known as "Argon-Helium Knife Cryotherapy" or cryoablation, is a new substitute of traditional physical therapy, but can remove tumor tissues just like scalpel.>>more
Combined Knife is a cryotherapy using liquid nitrogen through one or more ablation needles. Under the monitoring of images such as CT or B-ultrasound, a superfine ablation probe (about 2mm) is inserted into the targeted tumor through percutaneous puncture, to kill the tumor cells through alternate deep freezing (low temperature of -196℃) and heating (above 80℃).
Heat ablation therapy technology
Microwave ablation (MWA) is a form of minimally invasive physical therapy with a hight inactivation rate at present, which has been used in the treatment of liver cancer for more than 30 years. >>more
Radiofrequency ablation, sometimes referred to as RFA, is a minimally invasive treatment for cancer. It is an image-guided technique that heats and destroys cancer cells.>>more

Anti-cancer stories

We come from all over the world, but we are experiencing the same suffering from liver cancer. Fortunately, we have renewed our confidence in life and become anti cancer fighters after the treatment and care in Guangzhou Modern Cancer Hospital. Here, we share our anti cancer experience, love and warmth with everyone.
Mr Chia, Liver Cancer, Malaysian
Treatment: interventional therapy + microwave ablation therapy + particle implantation therapy + gene targeting therapy
His survival period has exceeded 4 years.
Huiling Wang berasal dari Kota Kuantan, Pahang, Malaysia. Pada pertengahan Maret 2019, ia terdiagnosa kanker paru, memasuki stadium III.
VO VAN HOA, Liver Cancer, Vietnamese
Treatment: interventional therapy + nanoknife
His survival period has exceeded 4 years.
Edison mengatakan dirinya adalah seorang pejuang, mungkin karena semangatnya yang gigih inilah sehingga dia menang melawan kanker yang telah menyebar beberapa kali.>>more

Daily care of liver

The liver is one of the important organs in the human body, which not only has respiratory function, but also is the hematopoietic organ of the human body. We should take good care of our liver in daily life, especially for smokers.

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Based on the statistics of the World Health Organization, about 1.8 million people die from lung cancer every year, making it the highest cancer mortality rate in the world. In Malaysia, about 4509 people died of lung cancer in 2020. Lung cancer is the most common cancer among men and the fourth highest incidence rate among women. Unfortunately, nearly 95% of lung cancer patients in Malaysia are diagnosed at advanced stages (stage III and IV). The treatment technology for lung cancer has made tremendous progress in the past decade. The earlier the disease is diagnosed and the earlier the prevention is carried out, the better the treatment effect will be. Prevention and treatment of lung cancer requires daily check-up. >>more

Self-check of lung condition

  • Self-check of lung condition
    1. Climbing stairs: Climb three floors at a leisurely pace without feeling obvious shortness of breath or chest tightness, indicating good cardiopulmonary function.
    2. Blow a match: Light a match and try to blow it. If it cannot be blown out 15 centimeters from the mouth, it indicates that there is a problem with lung function; If it still cannot be blown out at a distance of 5 centimeters, it indicates poor lung function, such as in patients with emphysema.
    3. Breath holding: Hold your breath after deep breath. Holding your breath for 30 seconds indicates good cardiorespiratory function, and holding your breath for more than 20 seconds is also good.

  • Early detection of lung cancer
    1. Persistent cough: Coughing can occur when a tumor presses against the bronchus, such as dry cough, a small amount of sputum or large amount of mucus sputum.
    2. Bloody sputum or hemoptysis: When coughing, it may cause bleeding due to blood vessel rupture. Blood is expelled with sputum, resulting in blood in sputum. If the tumor tissue has abundant blood flow or is close to larger blood vessels, the amount of blood discharged during coughing increases, and hemoptysis can occur.
    3. Shortness of breath: As an early symptom, shortness of breath is easily believed to be caused by aging, poor health or obesity. If you have no cardiovascular diseases but feel shortness of breath during daily activities, a lung cancer screening is generally recommended.

  • Common examination items for lung cancer
    1. The examination for lung cancer mainly include X-ray, CT, MRI, PET-CT, ultrasound, radionuclide imaging, etc. Imaging examinations are mainly used for the diagnosis, staging, efficacy monitoring, re-staging, and prognosis evaluation of lung cancer.
    2. Histopathological examination is the "gold standard" for the diagnosis of lung cancer. It is a method of examining the pathomorphology of pathological changes in organs, tissues, or cells of the body, which can directly observes whether there are cancer cells in the human tissues through a microscope.
    3.Laboratory blood testings such as tumor markers like carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA), and neuron specific enolase (NSE) also play an important role in the diagnosis and efficacy evaluation of lung cancer.

Self-check of lung condition

Self-check of lung condition
1. Climbing stairs: Climb three floors at a leisurely pace without feeling obvious shortness of breath or chest tightness, indicating good cardiopulmonary function.
2. Blow a match: Light a match and try to blow it. If it cannot be blown out 15 centimeters from the mouth, it indicates that there is a problem with lung function; If it still cannot be blown out at a distance of 5 centimeters, it indicates poor lung function, such as in patients with emphysema.
3. Breath holding: Hold your breath after deep breath. Holding your breath for 30 seconds indicates good cardiorespiratory function, and holding your breath for more than 20 seconds is also good.
Early detection of lung cancer
1. Persistent cough: Coughing can occur when a tumor presses against the bronchus, such as dry cough, a small amount of sputum or large amount of mucus sputum.
2. Bloody sputum or hemoptysis: When coughing, it may cause bleeding due to blood vessel rupture. Blood is expelled with sputum, resulting in blood in sputum. If the tumor tissue has abundant blood flow or is close to larger blood vessels, the amount of blood discharged during coughing increases, and hemoptysis can occur.
3. Shortness of breath: As an early symptom, shortness of breath is easily believed to be caused by aging, poor health or obesity. If you have no cardiovascular diseases but feel shortness of breath during daily activities, a lung cancer screening is generally recommended.
Common examination items for lung cancer
1. The examination for lung cancer mainly include X-ray, CT, MRI, PET-CT, ultrasound, radionuclide imaging, etc. Imaging examinations are mainly used for the diagnosis, staging, efficacy monitoring, re-staging, and prognosis evaluation of lung cancer.
2. Histopathological examination is the "gold standard" for the diagnosis of lung cancer. It is a method of examining the pathomorphology of pathological changes in organs, tissues, or cells of the body, which can directly observes whether there are cancer cells in the human tissues through a microscope.
3.Laboratory blood testings such as tumor markers like carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA), and neuron specific enolase (NSE) also play an important role in the diagnosis and efficacy evaluation of lung cancer.

Techniques for the treatment of lung cancer

Currently, the common methods for treating lung cancer include radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and electrotherapy, mainly using anticancer drugs or radiation to inhibit the spread and metastasis of cancer cells and avoid worsening condition. However, it will cause severe size effects, such as loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, and various problems such as diarrhea, abdominal pain, and oral ulcers. Some patients may experience symptoms such as mental fatigue, shortness of breath, and hair loss.

Techniques for the treatment of lung cancer

Currently, the common methods for treating lung cancer include radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and electrotherapy, mainly using anticancer drugs or radiation to inhibit the spread and metastasis of cancer cells and avoid worsening condition. However, it will cause severe size effects, such as loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, and various problems such as diarrhea, abdominal pain, and oral ulcers. Some patients may experience symptoms such as mental fatigue, shortness of breath, and hair loss.
Interventional Therapy
The classification of interventional therapy includes vascular interventional therapy and nonvascular interventional therapy. Interventional therapy is a mini-invasive therapy performed under the guidance of medical imaging equipments. With a 1-2 millimeter incision, paracentesis can be performed with the lead of medical imaging equipment. Then a special tube, catheter or other sophisticated apparatus are introduced to inhibit the growth and spread of cancer cells, so as to cut off the tumor’s blood supply and reach the effect of local chemotherapy without any toxic side effects of chemotherapy. >>more
Particle Implantation
In 2010, Indra was diagnosed with breast cancer. Besides breast cancer, she also had heart disease, gallstone and thyromegaly. Together with her brother, who paid a return visit to St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou, she came to China. Since Indra was old and suffered too many types of diseases, doctors in St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou made a comprehensive treatment of particle implantation combined with natural therapy for her. After treatments, her breast tumor disappeared and never returned. Her eyes returned to normal, no longer bulging. >>more
Cold ablation therapy technology
Cryotherapy, also known as "Argon-Helium Knife Cryotherapy" or cryoablation, is a new substitute of traditional physical therapy, but can remove tumor tissues just like scalpel.>>more
Combined Knife is a cryotherapy using liquid nitrogen through one or more ablation needles. Under the monitoring of images such as CT or B-ultrasound, a superfine ablation probe (about 2mm) is inserted into the targeted tumor through percutaneous puncture, to kill the tumor cells through alternate deep freezing (low temperature of -196℃) and heating (above 80℃).
Heat ablation therapy technology
Microwave ablation (MWA) is a form of minimally invasive physical therapy with a hight inactivation rate at present, which has been used in the treatment of liver cancer for more than 30 years. >>more
Radiofrequency ablation, sometimes referred to as RFA, is a minimally invasive treatment for cancer. It is an image-guided technique that heats and destroys cancer cells.>>more

Anti-cancer stories

We come from all over the world, but we are experiencing the same suffering from lung cancer. Fortunately, we have renewed our confidence in life and become anti cancer fighters after the treatment and care in Guangzhou Modern Cancer Hospital. Here, we share our anti cancer experience, love and warmth with everyone.
Huiling Wang, Lung Cancer, Malaysian
Treatment: interventional therapy+microwave ablation therapy+particle implantation therapy
She survival period has exceeded 4 years.
Huiling Wang berasal dari Kota Kuantan, Pahang, Malaysia. Pada pertengahan Maret 2019, ia terdiagnosa kanker paru, memasuki stadium III.
Edison, Lung Cancer, Malaysian
Treatment: cryotherapy+interventional therapy+particle implantation therapy
The survival period has exceeded 10 years
Edison mengatakan dirinya adalah seorang pejuang, mungkin karena semangatnya yang gigih inilah sehingga dia menang melawan kanker yang telah menyebar beberapa kali.
Xinyuan Zhou, Lung Cancer, Indonesian
Treatment: Interventional Therapy
The survival period has exceeded 7 years
Tjioe Sin Jen, berusia 47 tahun, berasal dari Jakarta Indonesia adalah seorang guru yang cerdas, bertanggungjawab pada kelas menengah hingga menengah atas.>>more
Ailang, Lung Cancer, Indonesian
Treatment: interventional therapy+cryotherapy
The survival period has exceeded 8 years.
Awalnya, Elang yang berusia 53 tahun memiliki hidup yang bahagia, pekerjaan yang stabil, istri yang baik dan anak-anak yang berbakti… namun, tiba-tiba sebuah kabar buruk menhampiri kehidupannya.>>more

Daily care of lungs

The lung is one of the important organs in the human body, which not only has respiratory function, but also is the hematopoietic organ of the human body. We should take good care of our lungs in daily life, especially for smokers.

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