Can melanoma be cured? How to treat melanoma

Melanoma is a tumor that occurs frequently in adults. It has a low incidence rate but is highly malignant. Patients should seek medical attention as soon as possible after discovering the disease. The earlier the treatment, the greater the chance of cure.

Although melanoma is highly malignant, it is also curable. Patients should maintain a positive attitude, choose the right treatment, and go to a regular hospital for treatment. Melanoma can be divided into benign melanoma and malignant melanoma. Benign melanoma is easier to cure than malignant melanoma. But its early symptoms are often ignored. When patients find that the melanoma is getting rougher and is accompanied by flaky desquamation. In severe cases, there may even be bleeding, exudation, abnormal itching, ulcers, etc. These are the early symptoms of malignant melanoma. When the above symptoms appear, you should see a doctor as soon as possible. So, how to treat melanoma?

1. Surgical treatment

Once a patient finds out that he or she has melanoma, he or she should undergo surgery to remove it as soon as possible and choose a regular hospital for medical treatment as soon as possible. Scientific treatments such as biological therapy, chemotherapy, molecular targeted therapy, etc. can be selected. The earlier the treatment, the better the effect.

2. Diet therapy

Patients should not only receive external treatment but also internal adjustments. Their diet should be diversified and their nutrition should be balanced. Patients should eat less protein-rich foods. Excessive protein intake will increase the burden on the intestines and weaken the digestion and absorption function of the intestines. Patients should appropriately reduce their protein intake. They should eat more foods rich in vitamin C and vitamin A, and more foods that can suppress the disease, such as cabbage, etc. Eat more nutritious dried fruit seeds, fresh green vegetables, and low-fat foods, such as chicken and lean meat. Patients should avoid spicy and irritating foods, overeating, pickled foods, and tobacco and alcohol.

Patients should avoid taking medication blindly and should adhere to scientific treatment methods and a scientific diet to maximize the possibility of cure.