First of all, talk about the basis of endometrial cancer. Qin Keqing's record in the book is as follows: due to bad mood, excessive anxiety hurts the spleen, and excessive liver fire leads to irregular menstruation every month. Seeing this, we can judge that menstrual disorder. Can perennial menstrual disorder really lead to Qin Keqing's symptoms? For example, anemia leads to pale skin, infertility and pigmentation.
But what doesn't make sense is that menstrual disorders are not that serious. In just one year, this disease will kill Qin Keqing. It can be seen that Qin Keqing's illness is not just disorder. Diseases that can endanger people's lives in a year or so can only be considered from the perspective of cancer. In addition, Qin Keqing suffers from gynecological diseases, which are usually considered as endometrial cancer.
In the book, when Wang Xifeng visited Qin Keqing, she said: Why haven't I seen you for months, and you've become so thin? ? In addition, a few months later, Qin Keqing has lost his figure, leaving only skin and bones. Only cancer can explain this rapid weight loss disease. Qin Keqing suffered from gynecological diseases for a long time, which means that irregular menstruation has lasted for a long time, and the long-term pathological changes of endometrium eventually led to the occurrence of cancer.
However, it was not only cancer that caused Qin Keqing's depression, but also her heart disease. At present, although cancer is an incurable disease, some people remain happy about the treatment, and a miracle has happened. But for Qin Keqing, because he was suspected of incest, he lost his honor in his later years and became sad every day. The body itself is sick, plus sleeping at night and having an affair between men and women. For Qin Keqing, death is already expected.
Finally, in the case of low medical level in ancient times, the mortality rate of patients was higher only by using traditional Chinese medicine. Qin Keqing died after only one year's illness. In other words, he was relieved of his pain.