13 years, two types of cancer, no surrender in Fuda.

My ✨ name is Somchai, a Thai pancreatic cancer patient. Back in 2012, I was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, which everyone knew was very dangerous. I underwent surgery in Thailand, but because the pancreas's location was deep, the surgery could not remove all the cancer cells. In less than a year, the cancer returned.

I didn't want to have another surgery, not just about pain, but I felt there were other ways that might be better suited for me. I started searching for new options myself, and I got to know "cold hijacking" technology, or Cryoablation, which is not open-wound surgery. I contacted Fuda Cancer Hospital in Guangzhou, China, online. When I talked to the staff and the medical team, I decided to fly to treatment.

That treatment, I received only one cryoablation, along with four more blood vessels and blood vessels (TACE), did not hurt as much and had no severe side effects as I had feared, and I returned to normal life, and from that day until today, more than 10 years ago, pancreatic cancer never returned.

13 years later, a new cancer came to prostate cancer. 🙏🏼

In April 2025, while undergoing an annual check-up, my PSA was unusually high. The doctor said that it may have prostate cancer. According to the MRI, the PI-RADS score is level 4, which means that there is a high probability of real cancer. The doctor in Thailand recommended that the prostate surgery be removed immediately. I understand that he hopes well, but I still adhere to the old practice that I do not want to operate. I have to find a way to suit myself again.

My daughter looked up the old information and contacted representatives of Fuda Hospital in Thailand again, so I decided to return to the place that had saved my life in the previous time.

✨ my test results and treatment guidelines. ✨

After an MRI and a biopsy, the medical team confirmed that I had "adenocarcinoma," stage T2N0M0, or stage IIB, scored Gleason 7 (4 + 3), which is considered to be at moderate risk. One option was to remove all prostate surgery, but I insisted that I did not take it. The medical team respected my decision and proposed a way to suit my condition: cryoablation.

I went through the procedure without problems, and after the treatment I had a short urinary bag, but then I was able to live a normal life without pain or suffering.

After life, I believe that the body and the mind walk together.

I learned from these two experiences that self-care does not end at the end of healing, but for the rest of my life.

❤️ 1. I pay more attention to nutrition. Reduce it. Avoid fried items. Eat fresh vegetables every day.

❤️ 2. I choose to exercise in a physical condition, such as walking gently, yoga or stretching, not self-imposed.

❤️ 3. I intend to rest enough, sleep for time, listen to music, relax, do not let my heart stress.

I am not a close-eyed optimist, but I believe that if my heart is calm enough, we will always see a solution, even on the hardest days.

✨ FUDA Hospital is not the perfect place for everyone or every case, but for me it is the place that gives me the "right" choice, not just to treat cancer, but to focus on my feelings as one of the people who has to make important decisions in life. Finally, I want to tell everyone:

"Don't let fear decide for us."

You have the right to choose the right way for you wherever you are, only to find out and believe in your body and mind.

# Prostate cancer # Pancreatic cancer # Cure cancer # Cancer # FUDA Cancer Hospital