
Dyspnea and reduced lung capacity
Shortness of breath when climbing stairs, difficulty controlling breathing while speaking
After lung resection, restoring respiratory capacity is the key to returning to daily life. Immune Hospital integrates respiratory rehab, bronchial inflammation care, and immune recovery.

Shortness of breath when climbing stairs, difficulty controlling breathing while speaking

Bronchial irritation and inflammation at the incision site

Limited activity and chronic fatigue

Residual cancer cells after surgery — immune activation

Recovery from post-surgical tissue damage is needed

Cancer treatment stress

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
Whole-body thermotherapy using near-infrared. Effective for bronchial inflammation relief, blood circulation improvement, and fatigue recovery.
Directly delivers high-concentration vitamin C via IV. Used for cancer cell growth inhibition through antioxidant action, immune enhancement, and chemotherapy fatigue recovery.

An injectable anti-cancer adjuvant made from European mistletoe (Viscum album) extract. Enhances immunity by activating NK cells and T lymphocytes, and reduces chemotherapy side effects.
Korean medicine immune-boosting formula combining Astragalus and other immune-enhancing herbs for humoral immunity and energy recovery.
For lobectomy, we recommend a 4–8 week program, combining infrared hyperthermia with respiratory rehabilitation exercises.
Yes, during chemotherapy we combine Thymosin α1, mistletoe, and high-dose vitamin C to enhance efficacy and ease side effects.
We assist with medical visa issuance and international payment of medical fees (card/transfer). It works smoothly from Kazakhstan and Russia as well.
Start with a no-obligation remote consultation. Your dedicated coordinator will reach out within 1 business day.