Stories, ingredients & honest answers — alongside your uterine cancer care.
A plain-language guide to how women facing uterine cancer have used Tian Xian Liquid as a complement to treatment from their own medical team — plus what’s in it, and the questions people ask most.
Uterine cancer and Tian Xian
Uterine cancer (also called endometrial cancer) is one of the more common gynaecological cancers, and is often found relatively early because of warning signs such as abnormal bleeding. Treatment usually involves surgery — often a hysterectomy — and may include radiotherapy or chemotherapy. While following the plan their oncologist sets, many patients and families also look for ways to support recovery and well-being through that process.
Tian Xian is a Chinese herbal supplement built from a ten-ingredient formulation rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is intended as a complement to conventional uterine cancer care — taken alongside the treatment a medical team prescribes, never as a replacement for it. People most often use the main Tian Xian Liquid, sometimes together with related Tian Xian products.
This page gathers what people most often want to understand about Tian Xian in the context of uterine cancer: survivor stories in women’s own words, what the formulation contains, how people in those stories used it, and answers to common questions. Nothing here is medical advice, and individual experiences do not predict any particular outcome. If you are considering Tian Xian alongside uterine cancer treatment, the most important step is a conversation with your own oncology team — use what follows as a starting point for that discussion, not a substitute for it.
Uterine cancer survivor stories
In the survivors’ own words. Each links to the full story.
Mrs. Lau Siu Ying
Mrs. Lau (Hong Kong) had surgery and radiotherapy after a uterine tumour was found. When the cancer later returned and spread, she added Tian Xian Liquid to her continuing care.
Read Mrs. Lau’s story
Mrs. Zeng Wu Mei
A senior nurse, Mrs. Zeng (China) was diagnosed with stage 4 uterine cancer. She had surgery followed by chemotherapy, and took Tian Xian Liquid through the difficult side effects.
Read Mrs. Zeng’s story
Mrs. Liang Pai Tsui Chu
Mrs. Liang (Taiwan) was hospitalised for radiotherapy and chemotherapy after a stage 2 uterine cancer diagnosis. She took Tian Xian Liquid alongside that treatment.
Read Mrs. Liang’s story
Edith Shih
Edith Shih (San Francisco, USA), who had immigrated years earlier, was diagnosed with uterine cancer in 1997. She turned to Tian Xian Liquid as part of her care.
Read Edith’s story
Ms. Chen Qing Yun
Ms. Chen (China) sought help after severe pain led to a uterine cancer diagnosis. She added Tian Xian Liquid to her treatment.
Read Ms. Chen’s storySee all uterine cancer stories
Cancer Terminator: Stories of 100 Cancer Survivors
by Dr. Wang Zheng Guo
A collection of survivor accounts gathered from around the world, alongside background on the Tian Xian formulation.
Read PDFA doctor’s perspective
Dr. Felicilda — Tian Xian alongside radiotherapy
In this short clip from a cancer conference, Dr. Felicilda shares a case of using Tian Xian as a supplement during radiotherapy — one example of using the supplement alongside conventional cancer treatment.
What’s inside Tian Xian
A formulation of ten herbal ingredients, long used in Traditional Chinese Medicine.
GinsengTraditional tonic root
CordycepsCordyceps sinensis
Ganoderma (Reishi)Reishi mushroom
AstragalusHuang Qi root
Lycium (Goji)Chinese wolfberry
LiquoriceGan Cao rootHow people in these stories used it
Across the accounts on this page, women most often took Tian Xian Liquid as their main product, sometimes together with Tian Xian capsules or plasters as advised. Several began during recovery from surgery or while receiving radiotherapy or chemotherapy, and a few adjusted their dose to suit how they were feeling.
These are individual experiences, not instructions. Before adding any supplement, talk with your oncology team — they can advise on timing and whether it fits your treatment plan.
Questions people ask
Is Tian Xian a replacement for uterine cancer treatment?
Can Tian Xian be taken alongside uterine cancer surgery, radiotherapy or chemotherapy?
Which uterine cancer treatments do people combine it with?
What is Tian Xian made from?
How is Tian Xian Liquid usually taken?
Where can I get it?
Product & further reading
Tian Xian Liquid
The liquid most people in these stories used. View product details and ordering on the official store.
View ProductImportant. The stories and information on this page describe individual experiences and are shared for general information only. They are not medical advice and do not describe typical results. These statements have not been evaluated by any medical authority. Tian Xian is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition or disease, and is intended for use alongside — not instead of — care from your qualified healthcare provider. Always consult your oncologist before starting any supplement.