Guangdong patients are particularly fond of Chinese medicine, and their doctors will recommend some of them. Specific Chinese medicine prescriptions will be made in conjunction with the Chinese Medicine Department, and Chinese medicine specialists will be asked to come up with prescriptions. Chemotherapy drugs do not conflict with Chinese medicine, and if the patient finds Chinese medicine appropriate, he can take it at the same time. If the patient is very tired and has poor appetite after chemotherapy and cannot get relief by taking Chinese medicine, he/she can take Chinese medicine at an interval of 3-5 days or more than 1 week. There is no data on the time interval for taking Chinese medicine after chemotherapy. Routinely, Chinese medicine department will be invited for consultation, but more often than not, patients will approach Chinese medicine practitioners directly for consultation, introduce their conditions and will write detailed information to Chinese medicine practitioners for reference. There are TCM experts specializing in oncology who will prescribe Chinese medicines in conjunction with the medical history and the patient’s condition.