What to do if lung cancer metastasizes to liver cancer

What should I do if lung cancer metastasizes to the liver? Lung cancer metastasis to the liver often threatens the patient's life. The patient must take effective treatment in time. What should I do if lung cancer metastasizes to the liver in the late stage? According to the patient's current situation, the first consideration is that the patient is too old and not suitable for surgery. It is better to take conservative treatment. The second conservative treatment is chemotherapy in Western medicine. There is no better way.

Traditional Chinese medicine can treat tumors on the basis of strengthening the body. It is highly targeted and can effectively control the development of the disease in a timely manner without causing any harm to the patient. Therefore, at this time, the treatment should be based on the overall treatment of traditional Chinese medicine. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy have no ability to distinguish, and often kill a large number of normal cells while killing cancer cells, but they cannot kill all the cancer cells in the patient's body!

After multiple rounds of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, patients suffer from hair loss, weight loss, gastrointestinal dysfunction, nausea, vomiting, and persistent low-grade fever, which, like cancer cells, destroy the body's immune and organ functions. As a result, many patients suffer from severe and irreparable damage to their immunity after radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Many cancer patients experience multiple metastases during radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and are unable to effectively control the pathway and progression of the metastasis.

It is recommended that patients should use the latest pure Chinese herbal medicine formula for comprehensive treatment while undergoing radiotherapy and chemotherapy. It can enhance immunity, relieve pain and inflammation, improve clinical symptoms, directly inhibit cancer cell division, block malignant tumor blood vessels and cause tumor shrinkage, and achieve satisfactory therapeutic effects.