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The 57-year-old Li Hong has long been accustomed to a busy life. As an ordinary bank teller, dealing with trivial and complicated numbers and accounts every day, life is boring.
However, this quiet routine was suddenly shattered by her recent frequent trip to the toilet – more than a dozen times a day – a change that her husband, Zhang Qiang, found unbearable.
"What kind of rules are this? People can also have a problem going to the toilet?" Li Hong's voice revealed helplessness, while Zhang Qiang looked extremely anxious. He worries that there is some serious health problem hidden behind this, but Li Hong disagrees, thinking that it is just a recent improper diet or due to excessive work pressure.
However, as Li Hong went to the toilet more and more frequently, she also began to feel that things were not simple, so she decided to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination. The results were unexpected – doctors told her she had early-stage bowel cancer.
This sudden bad news made Zhang Qiang, who was originally just making a big fuss, completely collapse. "What's wrong with me, why did I suddenly become a cancer patient?" Li Hong felt very shocked and frightened, and at the same time felt confused and at a loss for her physical condition.
At this time, doctor Zhao Ming became an important support for her. Ming Zhao is an experienced gastroenterologist with in-depth research and rich clinical experience in the treatment of bowel cancer.
He explained in detail the mechanism and possible causes of bowel cancer, including long-term poor eating habits, genetic factors, and excessive stress in life. Although he did not use professional data and research in his explanations, his words made Li Hong feel the rigor and depth of professionalism.
"Although bowel cancer is scary, the cure rate is still very high when detected early. Zhao Ming comforted Li Hong in a calm tone, making her gradually feel at ease. At Zhao Ming's suggestion, Li Hong began standardized treatment and life adjustment.
During the treatment, Zhao Ming often mentioned some of the bowel cancer cases he had treated, most of which were successfully cured, giving Li Hong a lot of confidence and hope.
He emphasized that for bowel cancer patients, in addition to medical treatment, the adjustment of details in life is also very important, such as regular diet, adequate rest and appropriate exercise. In this process, Li Hong gradually changed from panic and resistance at the beginning to actively cooperate with the treatment. Li Hong no longer goes to the toilet as often as before, and life is gradually returning to normal.
This change allowed Zhang Qiang to recover from the initial collapse, and the life of the husband and wife returned to the harmony of the past. On the advice of her doctor, she began to do moderate physical exercises, such as walking and simple yoga, to strengthen her physique.
Li Hong's case is not only a story of a change in health, but also a story of a change in mindset. Dr. Zhao Ming often says, "In many cases, the cure of a disease is not only the treatment itself, but also the change of the patient's mentality and lifestyle. This sentence deeply affected Li Hong and was gradually accepted by Zhang Qiang.
During her time in the hospital, Li Hong met many patients with the same condition, and they encouraged each other to share their treatment experience and life adjustment experience. This kind of mutual help and support has made them stronger and more optimistic on the road to fighting the disease.
When Li Hong recovered and was discharged from the hospital, she was no longer the woman who worries about trivial things every day, but a warrior who had a new understanding of life.
However, despite the drastic changes in Li Hong's lifestyle, Dr. Zhao Ming has always emphasized an often overlooked view: even in today's highly developed technology and medical methods, the most effective health management actually comes from the attention to detail and self-regulation of each of us.
In modern society, people are often looking for quick solutions, including when dealing with health problems, as well as quick cures. But in fact, the prevention and treatment of many diseases require long-term adjustment of living habits and mentality.
Although it may seem simple, it is not common in the medical world, as it emphasizes the patient's initiative and fundamental changes in lifestyle, rather than relying solely on medical means.
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