What to do if you have a low fever due to pancreatic cancer

Pancreatic cancer is a common malignant tumor, which is very harmful. There are many complications in the late stage of pancreatic cancer. Patients should take good care of themselves and receive effective treatment to prevent colds. Once pancreatic cancer patients have symptoms of colds or fever, their condition may be aggravated. So what should we do if we have a low fever in pancreatic cancer?

What should I do if I have a fever in the late stage of pancreatic cancer? Pancreatic cancer patients can achieve relief by improving their own immunity and enhancing the body's temperature regulation function. Immunity is the first line of defense of the human body. Strengthening immunity and improving the ability of immune cells to resist cancer cells can relieve and restore the body's normal temperature regulation function, maintain a constant body temperature, and reduce the patient's discomfort.
As we all know, conventional treatments for pancreatic cancer have drawbacks. During the treatment process, they will cause varying degrees of damage to the patient's body. For example, surgical treatment is often unable to completely eliminate the tiny lesions in the patient's body, thus causing metastasis and recurrence after surgery. The side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy are very large. Many patients give up treatment because they cannot bear the side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, thus losing the best treatment opportunity. Therefore, the effect of conventional cancer treatment is not very ideal.