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Hydrogen gas therapy induced shrinkage of metastatic gallbladder cancer: A case report.

Ji-Bing Chen, Zhong-Bao Pan, Duan-Ming Du, Wei Qian, Yang-Yang Ma, Feng Mu, Ke-Cheng Xu · World journal of clinical cases · 2019

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Primary topic Molecular Hydrogen Overview
Evidence type Human clinical evidence
Publication type Case Report
Hydrogen method Other or not reported

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In CASE SUMMARY: The patient refused other treatments and began daily hydrogen inhalation therapy, three months after hydrogen therapy, the metastases in the abdominal cavity gradually reduced in size, her anemia and hypoalbuminemia were corrected, lymphocyte and tumor marker levels returned to normal, and the patient was able to resume normal life.

What the Researchers Studied

Three months after hydrogen therapy, the metastases in the abdominal cavity gradually reduced in size, her anemia and hypoalbuminemia were corrected, lymphocyte and tumor marker levels returned to normal, and the patient was able to resume normal life.

How Molecular Hydrogen Was Used

CASE SUMMARY: The patient refused other treatments and began daily hydrogen inhalation therapy. After continuous hydrogen therapy and symptomatic treatments including gastrointestinal decompression and intravenous nutrition support, the intestinal obstruction was gradually relieved. Three months after hydrogen therapy, the metastases in the abdominal cavity gradually reduced in size, her anemia and hypoalbuminemia were corrected, lymphocyte and tumor marker levels returned to normal, and the patient was able to resume normal life.

What the Researchers Found

Three months after hydrogen therapy, the metastases in the abdominal cavity gradually reduced in size, her anemia and hypoalbuminemia were corrected, lymphocyte and tumor marker levels returned to normal, and the patient was able to resume normal life.

Authors’ Conclusion

The authors concluded that this is the first report of an efficacy and safety study about hydrogen therapy in patient with metastatic GBC and a critical general condition, who has remained stable for more than 4 months.