What medicine treats gallbladder cancer

Gallbladder cancer is divided into primary gallbladder cancer and secondary gallbladder cancer. The latter accounts for only a very small part, mainly from the invasion and metastasis of digestive system tumors, and most of them do not invade the gallbladder mucosa. Primary symptoms are the main symptoms. Primary gallbladder cancer refers to malignant tumors originating in the gallbladder and the neck of the gallbladder. It is the most common malignant tumor in the biliary system. So what medicine can treat gallbladder cancer?

Commonly used drugs for gallbladder cancer are as follows: Some gallbladder cancer drugs, such as bleomycin, vincristine, bleomycin, eufodine, fluticasone, etc., do not increase their efficacy when exceeding a certain dosage range, but their toxicity increases significantly. In addition, with the advancement of adjuvant medication, the problems caused by drug side effects have been solved as much as possible. For example, peripheral blood leukopenia caused by chemotherapy drugs can be treated with granulocyte colony-stimulating factor after the application of chemotherapy drugs, such as Gilead, Huierxue, Granosate, etc., and the side effect of leukopenia is not obvious; for example, high-dose cisplatin chemotherapy uses antiemetic drugs such as zosin, so the side effect of vomiting is not strong, and the efficacy is significantly improved compared with low-dose cisplatin.

The treatment of gallbladder cancer in the late stage should be both holistic and local, because gallbladder cancer in the late stage has metastasized to distant sites, and cancer cells may spread to other tissues and organs or even the whole body. The local treatment of gallbladder cancer in the late stage is to remove the primary and secondary tumors, and systemic treatment should be done to minimize the damage to the patient's body functions.

The treatment of advanced gallbladder cancer is a comprehensive treatment combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Western medicine alone or traditional Chinese medicine alone may not achieve the best results. The most commonly used method for treating gallbladder cancer in clinical practice is the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine.

The combination of Chinese and Western medicine can effectively improve the efficacy of gallbladder cancer treatment, especially for patients with advanced gallbladder cancer, those with unsatisfactory surgical results, and those with low chemotherapy sensitivity. Combining traditional Chinese medicine treatment can better improve the patient's quality of life and effectively prolong the patient's survival.

The above is an introduction to what medicine to take and how to care for late-stage gallbladder cancer. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.