What should you pay attention to with pancreatic cancer

What should you pay attention to with pancreatic cancer?

The malignancy of pancreatic malignant tumors is often high, the clinical symptoms are often atypical, the possibility of radical tumor resection is low, and the clinical prognosis of patients is poor. Generally speaking, whether patients with pancreatic malignant tumors can undergo radical surgery or not, the precautions are also different.

If the patient has a pancreatic malignant tumor at an early stage, it is necessary to promptly determine the extent of the disease. Ultrasound angiography, enhanced CT or magnetic resonance imaging can be used to determine the location of the lesion. Once the condition is clear, the patient needs to pay attention to surgical treatment as soon as possible to achieve the effect of completely curing the tumor. Special attention should be paid to avoid delaying treatment as much as possible, delaying the disease, allowing the tumor lesions to develop to the middle and late stages, and losing the opportunity for surgery.

For patients with mid- to late-stage pancreatic malignancies, at this time the patient has lost the opportunity for surgical resection, but the patient's general physical condition is still OK. We must be careful not to give up treatment. At present, with the continuous development of medical care, we can choose chemotherapy drugs for regular chemotherapy. Through gene detection and targeted therapy, we can kill pancreatic malignant tumor cells in the body as much as possible, inhibit the progression of malignant tumors, improve the patient's treatment, relieve the patient's pain, and prolong the patient's life.