Whether it is breast nodules, thyroid nodules, or uterine fibroids, these symptoms seem to be different, but in fact, the root cause lies in the fact that "qi, phlegm, and stasis" are entangled with each other and cause and effect each other. So how do you condition it? The key is to nourish the liver and blood, soften the liver and yin, and strengthen the spleen and qi. Let me share a case so that everyone can understand it better. Ms. Wang, 26 years old, was diagnosed with a breast nodule about 1cm in size a week ago. At the local hospital, the doctor recommended that she undergo surgery, which made her very scared. So, she found me. At the time of the initial diagnosis, I learned that Ms. Wang always felt a dull pain in her chest a few days before and a few days after her menstruation, and felt a hard lump when touched. She has a light menstrual period, is dark, and has a short temper and likes to sulk. In TCM theory, her condition is defined as mammary fetish, or breast hyperplasia. Its pathological characteristics lie in the interrelationship between liver stagnation and qi stagnation and phlegm stasis. 
The key to conditioning is to soothe the liver and strengthen the spleen, promote blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis, and dispel phlegm. According to Ms. Wang's specific situation, I formulated a ** plan for her that combines internal administration and external application. Oral drugs mainly include lychee kernel, orange kernel, prunella vulgaris, scutellaria, dandelion, centipede, cat's claw and baibu and other traditional Chinese medicines with dispersing effect. The external application is the use of fresh cactus, after cleaning and mashing, five times a day, about half an hour each time, in order to achieve the effect of diarrhea, soft and hard swelling. In this process, traditional Chinese medicines such as lychee core, orange core, prunella vulgaris and incense herb play a role in dispersing qi. The external application of cactus uses its unique medicinal value to achieve the purpose of diarrhoea, softening and swelling. This both internal and external approach aims to comprehensively condition the body, thereby effectively alleviating and ** mammary conditions. 
In daily life, emotional control and well-being are particularly important. For cancer, TCM emphasizes a holistic view, starting from the patient's general condition, not just limited to the cancer lesion itself. For most cancer patients, the local approach often does not address the underlying problem, so a holistic view is needed. As a doctor, I want to be able to help cancer patients. To this end, we plan to provide a 7-10 day free medication experience in the early stage, so that patients can really feel the effect and enhance their confidence in subsequent recovery. For patients with early, intermediate and advanced cancers, we will do everything we can to help them recover. Our goal is to help patients recover within 4-6 months. The standard of recovery is that the patient has been tested by a tertiary hospital, all indicators have reached the normal range, the patient's physical and mental state is good, there are no symptoms, and he can live like a healthy person. 