How to treat lung cancer targeted drug resistance?

How to treat resistance to targeted drugs in lung cancer?

When lung cancer becomes resistant to targeted drugs, it needs to be treated by reselecting targeted drugs, local radiotherapy, systemic chemotherapy, surgery, etc.

1. Choose targeted therapy drugs:

When drug resistance such as gefitinib tablets appears in targeted treatment of lung cancer, it is necessary to conduct genetic testing on the human body to find new targets for cancer cells, and then select new targeted treatment drugs, such as osimertinib mesylate tablets. In order to effectively prevent the human body from developing drug resistance again, patients should go to the hospital for targeted treatment regularly to observe changes in their condition.

2. Local radiotherapy:

When lung cancer becomes resistant to targeted drugs, patients can also receive local radiotherapy, which mainly kills lung cancer cells through high-energy radiation.

3. Systemic chemotherapy:

Systemic chemotherapy controls the spread and metastasis of cancer cells through chemical substances such as abiraterone acetate tablets and capecitabine tablets. It is generally suitable for patients with lung cancer with severe symptoms.

4. Surgical treatment:

Usually, local resection or extended lobectomy is performed to control the development of the disease, thereby achieving the purpose of treating lung cancer. After surgery, you should also pay attention to rest more, ensure adequate sleep, pay more attention to a light diet, and avoid eating cold, spicy and other irritating foods, such as ice drinks, ice cream, chili peppers, etc.