Stage II endometrial cancer

When chemotherapy came to an end, she chose to use the "gyroscope knife" to restart her life

A woman who had been amenorrhea for 17 years was diagnosed with stage II endometrial cancer due to abnormal bleeding. After undergoing surgery, 25 sessions of radiotherapy and multiple rounds of chemotherapy, the cancer cells still spread to the liver and bones. Repeated chemotherapy left her unable to eat and causing severe vomiting, with her body and mind on the verge of collapse.

By chance, she heard from a Malaysian friend about it and learned that Chongqing Haijia Hospital has the gyroscope knife - a precise radiotherapy technique that does not require surgery or traditional chemotherapy. With the last glimmer of hope in her heart, she flew all the way to Chongqing.

I heard that I don't need chemotherapy anymore. I'll be here right away. She said. At present, she is undergoing gyroscope knife treatment and has overcome the severe side effects she suffered before, regaining her confidence in life.

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