A
year ago, 40-year-old Ms. Lin was diagnosed with lung cancer. A series of
symptoms caused by lung cancer tormented her bitterly...
“At the moment of diagnosis, it was like being firmly gripped by an invisible hand, making even breathing difficult...”
Thankfully, with the support and encouragement of family and friends, Ms. Lin persisted in treatment.
In January this year, recommended by enthusiastic fellow patients, she came to Hainan Cancer Hospital to seek out Professor Yang Nong, an expert in lung cancer diagnosis and treatment. Thus, a turning point in her fate quietly emerged...
Seeking Help Far and Wide, but the Condition Still Worsened
Ms. Lin still remembers the early days of her illnessvividly. Since the start of last year, she had been frequently beset by dizziness and pervasive fatigue, yet initially dismissed these symptoms without due concern. It was not until mid-year, when a lingering cold failed to improve and her cough grew increasingly severe, that she finally sought medical examination.
After a detailed examination, like a bolt from the blue, she was diagnosed with lung cancer with brain metastasis.
“At first, I thought it was a weakened immune system, making the cold difficult to recover. I never imagined it could be cancer. At that time, I felt that was the end of the world.”
Cancer instantly broke down Ms. Lin, who had always been optimistic and cheerful. Fear and helplessness completely enveloped her.
With the careful comfort and guidance of her relatives and friends, Ms. Lin gradually accepted the cruel reality. In the second half of last year, accompanied by her husband throughout, she set out on a medical journey to Guangzhou, seeking helpamong major renowned hospitals. After comprehensive consideration, she ultimately chose targeted drug therapy.
But things backfired. By the end of last year, Ms. Lin’s physical condition had sharplydeteriorated. Symptoms such as nausea, headache, and dizziness made Ms. Lin feel extremely painful.
In order to get rid of the torment of illness, Ms. Lin made up her mind to embark on another medical journey and determined to find more authoritative experts.
Encountering a Good Doctor in Her Hometown and Rediscovering Hope
In January this year, a chance of exchanging with fellow patients allowed Ms. Lin to learn that Professor Yang Nong, an authoritative expert in the field of lung cancer diagnosis and treatment, regularly consults at Hainan Cancer Hospital.
(Photo of Professor Yang Nong during a Consultation)
“Everyone speaks highly of Professor Yang’s rich experience and impeccable reputation. At that moment, I made up my mind to seek his consultation no matter what.”
In mid-January, Ms. Lin came to Hainan Cancer Hospital expectantlyand finally met the renowned Professor Yang.
After carefully reviewing the imaging materials brought by Ms. Lin, Professor Yang believed that her current treatment plan had not achieved the expected therapeutic effect, needing to be replaced.
After comprehensively evaluating Ms. Lin’s condition, Professor Yang Nong formulated a precise treatment plan for her: While replacing targeted drugs, perform stereotactic radiotherapy on three larger brain metastases to control the progression of the disease as soon as possible.
Professor Yang patiently comforted Ms. Lin, who was struggling to move.
“As long as the disease is controlled, the symptoms will gradually ease. All you need to do is to actively assist the treatment, and leave the rest to doctors.”
During this consultation, Ms. Lin’s long-anxious heart finally found peace, and her hope for recovery was rekindled. She said, “Professor Yang is not only professional but also particularly concerned about patients, always giving warm encouragement to me.”
Expert introduction
Consultation Information
[Consultation Time] February 22th, morning, Sixth Consultation Area, Hainan Cancer Hospital
[Appointment Registration] Follow Hainan Cancer Hospitals official WeChat account for “appointment registration”
[Health Consultation] 13876807106
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