What are the oral chemotherapy drugs for pancreatic cancer

Pancreatic cancer is a typical cancer caused by diet. There are two important factors that contribute to the onset of pancreatic cancer: one is too good nutrition, too many social activities, especially too much alcohol and meat; the other is that the individual bears huge mental pressure. Pressure is a psychological factor, and social activities are a dietary factor. Both are equivalent to the acceleration and accelerator factors of cancer cells.

If you have pancreatic cancer, it is best for you to receive timely treatment. Here is an introduction to what oral chemotherapy drugs are there for pancreatic cancer?

When the dosage of pancreatic cancer chemotherapy drugs such as bleomycin, vincristine, bleomycin, eufotaxime, and fluticasone exceeds a certain dosage range, the efficacy does not increase, but the toxicity reactions increase significantly.

In addition, with the progress of auxiliary drugs for chemotherapy, the problems caused by drug side effects have been solved as much as possible. For example, the peripheral blood leukocytopenia caused by chemotherapy drugs can be treated with granulocyte colony-stimulating factor after the application of chemotherapy drugs, such as Gilead, Huierxue, Granoside, etc. The side effect of leukocytopenia is not obvious, and it can also allow the dose of chemotherapy drugs to be increased to improve the efficacy; for example, high-dose cisplatin chemotherapy uses antiemetic drugs such as Zofran, so the side effect of vomiting is not strong, and the efficacy is significantly improved compared with low-dose cisplatin.

In addition, we should also pay attention to the nutritional principle of patients, which is high protein, high calories, and high vitamins. Specifically, on the basis of the original balanced diet, 3 to 5 taels of protein-rich meat, fish, eggs, milk, and soy products should be added every month, and calorie-rich foods such as rice, flour, and grains, fresh vegetables and fruits should be appropriately added. Attention should be paid to the processing and preparation of food. For those who eat orally, the food must be delicate and soft.

Depending on the condition of the disease, the diet for pancreatic cancer can include soft food, semi-liquid, liquid, homogenized diet and enteral nutrition preparations. Here, homogenized diet is especially recommended. Homogenized diet is to cook the food to be eaten, add water and use a food processor to grind it into a liquid enteral nutrition solution. It is more nutritious than ordinary liquids such as soups.