Radiotherapy, this first-class method, is like a double-edged sword, which can not only effectively control the growth and spread of tumors, bring hope for patients to survive, but also cause certain damage to the body and affect life expectancy. However, this does not mean that radiation therapy will necessarily shorten life. Its impact is complex and subtle and requires a physician to assess and make decisions on a case-by-case basis.
Radiotherapy, like a meticulous painter, carefully paints a blueprint on the canvas of the tumor. But, like any powerful tool, radiotherapy has its share of potential, which can cause radiation dermatitis, like plants and trees under the scorching sun, unbearable and withering. It can also trigger fatigue, leaving the patient feeling physically and mentally exhausted, like wheezing after a long run. In addition, loss of appetite may also be bothering the patient, making the food feel like chewing wax.
What's more, radiotherapy may attack tumors while also harming innocent normal cells. It's like being in a storm, not only when the waves hit the reef, but also on the nearby boats. Therefore, radiation therapy may also increase the risk of other diseases.
However, despite the complex and far-reaching effects of radiotherapy, we should not be afraid. As patients, we need to fully understand the best effects and possible results of liberation therapy, and under the guidance of doctors, we should choose the most suitable plan for ourselves. At the same time, we should also pay attention to maintaining a good Xi habits and Xi eating habits, so that the soil of the body is more fertile and the occurrence of adverse reactions is reduced.