What are the targeted drugs for treating advanced gastric cancer

What are the targeted drugs for treating advanced gastric cancer?

The treatment of advanced gastric cancer is a comprehensive treatment based on systemic chemotherapy. Gastric cancer is a malignant tumor of the stomach with a high incidence. If surgery is performed in the early stage, but if vi has metastasized, surgical treatment is of little significance at this time, and other treatment methods can only be selected.

There are two main types of targeted drugs for treating gastric cancer. The first type is oral medication, such as apatinib, which is an anti-angiogenic agent that can control the growth and development rate of tumor cells and can achieve the goal of prolonging the patient's survival.

Diet after gastrectomy?

Patients who have undergone gastrectomy need to eat a light and easily digestible diet, such as rice porridge, noodles, rice soup, broth, egg soup, etc., and avoid spicy and irritating foods to prevent symptoms from worsening. Within 36 to 72 hours after gastrectomy, attention should be paid to liquid diet, and rice soup, honey water and other foods can be consumed. Food needs to be selected according to the patient's appetite and preference. We should pay attention to eating small meals and not drinking or smoking.

What are the symptoms of gastric cancer metastases to the intestines?

Most of the symptoms of gastric cancer metastasis to the intestines may cause diarrhea, blood in the stool, stomach or lower abdominal pain, and drug treatment is not ideal. Metastatic patients can be given conservative treatment, and many metastases are difficult to perform surgery.

At this time, the patient is under tremendous mental pressure. The patient and his family should actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, pay attention to alleviating the patient's symptoms, and prolong the patient's life as much as possible. If gastric cancer metastasizes to the intestines.