What is the treatment principle of lymphoma and how should it be treated

What is the treatment principle of lymphoma? How should it be treated?

1. Lymphoma treatment can mobilize the body's immune function to the maximum extent, reduce the number of residual tumor cells in the body as much as possible, significantly improve the patient's quality of life, and effectively increase the survival of tumor patients. It is a more advanced and effective treatment method.

2. Its principle is "one's own cells kill cancer cells". It uses dendritic cells DC and cytokine-induced killer cells CIK to treat tumors. Biological treatment can not only stimulate and enhance the specific anti-tumor immune response of tumor patients, effectively remove residual lesions in the body, but also induce immune memory in the patient's body, thereby obtaining a long-term anti-tumor effect. Therefore, it can prevent and treat recurrence caused by residual tumor lesions after conventional treatment. It is a new, specific and effective treatment method. It can effectively avoid the adverse reactions caused by chemotherapy, significantly improve the quality of life of patients with advanced tumors, and truly allow patients to "live with tumors."

There are several treatment options for lymphoma:

1. Radiation therapy

Some types of lymphoma can be treated with radiotherapy alone in the early stages. Radiotherapy can also be used as consolidation therapy after chemotherapy and as adjuvant therapy during transplantation.

2. Chemotherapy

Lymphoma chemotherapy often uses combination chemotherapy, which can be combined with targeted therapy drugs and biological agents. In recent years, chemotherapy regimens for lymphoma have been greatly improved, and long-term survival of many types of lymphoma has been greatly improved.

3. Bone marrow transplant

For patients under 60 years old, medium- and high-risk patients who can tolerate high-dose chemotherapy, autologous hematopoietic stem cell transplantation can be considered. Some young patients with relapse or bone marrow invasion can also consider allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.

4. Surgery

Limited to biopsy or complication treatment; patients with hypersplenism and no contraindications can undergo splenectomy to improve blood counts and create favorable conditions for subsequent chemotherapy.