The treatment of lymphoma is mainly based on combined chemotherapy

Lymphoma is the most common disease around us, so gradually there are more and more treatments for lymphoma . So what are the treatments for lymphoma? Let's take a look at the treatments for lymphoma.

1. Chemotherapy combined with Chinese medicine treatment. The treatment of lymphoma is mainly combined with chemotherapy, which is more effective than single-drug chemotherapy. However, side effects also occur with the treatment of lymphoma, and they become more severe as the degree of treatment of lymphoma deepens. Among them, the reactions such as impaired digestive function and suppressed bone marrow hematopoietic function are the most obvious, which often make it difficult for cancer patients to accept chemotherapy or complete the entire course of treatment due to severe reactions. Some patients cannot be well controlled, or their condition relapses after relief. They should be treated with Chinese medicine methods for treating lymphoma such as strengthening the spleen and stomach, replenishing qi and blood, and nourishing the liver and kidneys during and after chemotherapy, which can better alleviate the chemotherapy reaction and help the smooth progress of chemotherapy. If cancer patients take selenium-containing preparations during chemotherapy, it can not only improve the effect of treating lymphoma, but also reduce the toxic side effects caused by chemotherapy drugs, especially the toxic side effects on the digestive tract and hematopoietic system. This can enhance the body's tolerance to chemotherapy.

2. Immunotherapy. Immunotherapy includes immune cell therapy and drug therapy. The immune cell lymphoma treatment method is to separate the patient's cells from the blood, use some cytokines in vitro to turn them into killer cells, and then return them to the blood to achieve the purpose of treating lymphoma. This killer cell can recognize tumor cells and kill them. There is also a method of directly using some immune preparations on patients, such as interferon and interleukin II, which are all called immunotherapy. Immunotherapy refers to stimulating the body's own immune system, which is a treatment method for lymphoma. The immune system is the body's own defense system against disease. Immunotherapy is also called biologic response modifiers or biological therapy.

The above is an introduction to the common methods of treating lymphoma. I hope it will be helpful to everyone. Patients should choose the method of treating lymphoma that suits them according to their actual condition and should not choose blindly.