"No chemotherapy and transplant?" Yun Xiangxiang was taken aback,
"It has been discussed for a long time in theory, but no actual breakthrough after all this time," Song Mian took Yun Xiangxiang to his work desk. He opened the documents related to leukemia from his computer.
The jargon in them overwhelmed Yun Xiangxiang. She pushed the computer away. "You can just explain it to me."
Song Mian chuckled as he sat beside Yun Xiangxiang. "To put it simply, the Western medicine will conduct immunotherapy from the cells, while the Chinese medicine would regulate the liver, spleen, and kidneys."
"You're planning to use both methods of treatment?" Yun Xiangxiang asked again.
Song Mian nodded. "Leukemia is categorised as either acute or chronic. A successful treatment is highly probable by only using Chinese medicine to treat acute leukemia. But if it's chronic leukemia, regulation through Chinese medicine might not make it."
