Edoharidwi Doko from Surabaya, Indonesia, experienced abnormal vaginal bleeding in 2022, and was diagnosed with stage IIIB cervical cancer. She underwent more than 30 grueling sessions of radiotherapy and chemotherapy at the local hospital, but she received devastating news in December 2023: the tumor had recurred and metastasized to the abdominal cavity. The doctor suggested chemoradiotherapy again, but with the painful treatment a year earlier still fresh in her mind, she refused!

In January this year, she came to our hospital for treatment. The multidisciplinary consultation team developed an individualized diagnosis and treatment plan for her based on her condition: interventional therapy, natural therapy, and targeted therapy with Chinese and Western medicine. After two cycles of treatment, the abdominal tumor had shrunk significantly. The tumor marker dropped rapidly in just one month and has returned to normal levels. Today, the abdominal tumor has disappeared, and symptoms such as abnormal vaginal bleeding have resolved.

Edoharidwi Dok Left: On January 16, 2024, the abdominal tumor was clearly visible before treatment.
Right: On June 10, 2024, the abdominal tumor "disappeared" following treatment.

Weiji, from Thailand, was diagnosed with stage III cervical cancer in March 2023. The effect of complete resection surgery was not satisfactory. The postoperative pathological results showed: multiple lymph node metastasis on the left pelvic wall. The local doctor suggested that Wei Ji continue to undergo 6 chemotherapy and 33 radiotherapy, but Weiji refused.

In May 2023, Weiji was admitted to the hospital for treatment. MDT formulated a minimally invasive comprehensive treatment plan based on "interventional therapy + natural therapy". After 3 months of treatment, CT scans showed no presence of the tumor, and Weiji's condition was basically stable.

Weiji Weiji’s pre -and post-treatment CT results

Feifei, from Indonesia, was diagnosed with stage IB cervical cancer during a physical examination in October 2016. Feifei underwent a second examination at a hospital in Singapore, and the doctor recommended chemotherapy. Considering that the side effects of chemotherapy would affect the quality of life, Feifei refused chemotherapy.

In December 2016, the cancer progressed unexpectedly. Cervical cancer had deteriorated to stage IV (tumor size was about 6.2cm x 3.7cm) and spread to the rectum, liver and bladder. Our hospital's MDT team developed a treatment plan for Feifei: interventional therapy + natural therapy. After the first interventional therapy, Feifei’s condition improved a lot. She returned to Indonesia and continued to exercise, ride and travel like a normal person. In June 2017, Feifei returned to the hospital for a follow-up examination as usual. CT showed that the cancer cells had almost lost their activity, and all indicators were close to normal.

Feifei Feifei's pre -and post-treatment CT results