Liver · Biliary · Pancreatic Cancer

Hepatic dysfunction

Jaundice, itching, diarrhea, fever, and loss of appetite after resection — due to reduced liver volume or bile duct obstruction

Surgical site complications

Infection or bleeding at the incision — swelling, pain, and discharge, managed with medication or procedures

Bile leakage

Bile leaking into the abdominal cavity → abdominal pain, fever, jaundice; recovers with appropriate treatment

Digestive and absorption disorders

Reduced enzyme secretion after pancreatic resection → indigestion, diarrhea, and poor nutrient absorption

Post-surgical diabetes

Reduced insulin secretion from removal of pancreatic tissue → risk of developing diabetes

Minimal residual disease

Residual cancer cells at the microscopic level — immune activation is essential

Thymosin α1 Therapy

A peptide hormone produced by the thymus that directly activates T-cells and NK cells to attack cancer cells. Plays a key role in restoring immune function after chemotherapy.

International clinical studies confirm T-cell and NK cell activation mechanisms

High-Frequency Hyperthermia

Concentrates 8MHz high-frequency current on cancer cell areas to locally heat to 42-43°C. Cancer cells are more heat-sensitive than normal cells, inducing their death with synergistic effects when combined with chemotherapy.

Significant survival time increase when combined with chemotherapy (international clinical data)

Placenta Extract (Laennec/Melsmon)

Human placenta extract (Laennec/Melsmon etc.) with cell regeneration, immune regulation, and liver function improvement effects. Used to shorten post-surgical recovery periods.

Glutathione

A powerful antioxidant that repairs cell damage after chemotherapy and supports liver detoxification. Also effective for skin improvement and immune enhancement.

Selenium Therapy

An essential mineral with approximately 2,000 times the antioxidant power of vitamin E. Has mechanisms for suppressing free radicals, preventing DNA damage, and inducing cancer cell death.

Multiple studies confirm reduced chemotherapy toxicity and improved immune function with selenium supplementation