Treatment methods for colorectal cancer at different stages

The symptoms of colorectal cancer vary depending on the stage of onset. The treatment methods used for colorectal cancer vary according to the stage of onset. Treatment methods for colorectal cancer in three stages:

1. Early colorectal cancer: This is the early stage of the disease, and the symptoms are not very obvious. It is usually not easy to be detected in the hospital. Patients can achieve the purpose of treatment by removing the tumor. The best treatment method is chemotherapy in the early stage to verify the sensitivity and evaluate the effectiveness, and then perform surgery. After the operation, adjuvant chemotherapy is performed again according to the same plan. For the side effects of chemotherapy, some Chinese medicine can be taken in combination to reduce the damage caused by chemotherapy.

2. Mid-stage colorectal cancer: At this stage, colorectal cancer is in a period of development. The patient's tumor is constantly worsening and may spread and metastasize. The goal of treatment during this period should be to shrink the tumor to the extent that it can be surgically removed. The choice of chemotherapy regimen is extremely important. It can be a radical surgery. After the operation, auxiliary treatment with the same regimen should be carried out for nearly four months. The side effects of chemotherapy can be used for Chinese medicine conditioning.

3. Advanced colorectal cancer: At this stage, the patient's cancer has already developed very seriously, and there is little hope for cure for advanced patients. Most patients with advanced colorectal cancer cannot undergo resection surgery and need palliative treatment, which is mostly chemotherapy combined with traditional Chinese medicine to prolong the patient's life.