Question: Can lymphoma be cured?

Can lymphoma be cured? This is a question that many lymphoma patients and their families are very concerned about. Experts explain that the treatment of lymphoma does not entirely depend on the treatment method. In addition, it is also affected by the lymphoma stage, pathological type, the patient's physical condition, psychological quality, etc. Lymphoma is not an incurable disease.

At present, worldwide, the treatments for lymphoma mainly include surgical resection, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and biological therapy. These are the main measures for treating malignant lymphoma today, and have achieved significant results.

Lymphoma is a type of cancer that is easier to treat and has a good prognosis, and the cure rate in the early stage is even more impressive. However, whether lymphoma can be cured depends on the tissue type of the tumor, the pathological stage, the patient's physical condition, and whether the treatment is appropriate. In pathology, lymphoma is divided into two major categories: Hodgkin's lymphoma and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, which can be further subdivided according to cell size, morphology, distribution, etc. The lymphoma suffered by Luo Jing, a famous Chinese broadcaster, belongs to diffuse large B-cell lymphoma among non-Hodgkin's lymphomas. It is more common in my country. Generally speaking, the prognosis of this disease is good after effective treatment, but Luo Jing had missed the early opportunity when he discovered the disease.

After surgical resection, patients with lymphoma often face the risk of lymphoma metastasis and recurrence. Although radiotherapy and chemotherapy can reduce the burden of tumor cells locally or systemically and have a quick effect, they cannot completely eradicate tumor cells, are prone to metastasis and recurrence, and seriously damage the body's immune function. They can also cause side effects such as nausea, vomiting, and hair loss, which seriously undermine the patient's anti-cancer confidence. So, is there any better way to treat lymphoma?

Faced with the huge risks of surgery and chemotherapy, we can use the "DC+CIK biotherapy" technology for auxiliary treatment. By collecting the patient's blood mononuclear cells for proliferation and culture, we can obtain mature DC cells with tumor cell recognition ability and more, more active and lethal CIK cells, and these two cells are returned to the patient's body twice to use them to specifically kill tumor cells. It is safe and has no toxic side effects. It activates the human immune mechanism, improves the human immune ability, and effectively removes the remaining tumor cells and metastatic micro-lesions in the patient's body, so as to control tumor growth, prevent tumor recurrence, metastasis and deterioration, and achieve multiple goals of extending the patient's survival and rapidly improving the patient's quality of life. Since biological treatment technology uses the body's own immune cells instead of traditional chemical drugs to kill tumor cells, this technology is safe and has no toxic side effects. The majority of cancer patients can use it with confidence, especially to assist in the surgical treatment of early gastric cancer patients. It can achieve significant therapeutic effects and can completely achieve the purpose of extending the patient's survival and rapidly improving the patient's quality of life. At present, this technology has been fully launched in the Biological Diagnosis and Treatment Center of the Shandong Corps Hospital of the Armed Police Force. Since its launch, it has relieved countless cancer patients of the pain of illness and brought health benefits.

In general, whether lymphoma can be cured depends on the treatment effect and body function. As long as the right method is chosen for active treatment, symptoms can be improved and survival can be prolonged. Lymphoma patients should maintain an optimistic attitude and actively cooperate with treatment. With the continuous improvement of treatment methods, new treatment methods and drugs are increasingly used in the treatment of lymphoma. Whether lymphoma can be cured is not necessarily a definite answer for any patient. The most important thing is to receive regular treatment as soon as possible.

The above is the common sense about lymphoma. Expert Tips: If you have symptoms of disease, do not delay diagnosis and go to a regular hospital for treatment in time to avoid delaying the disease and causing serious consequences. If you have other questions, please consult our online experts or call for consultation. I wish you health and happiness!

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