What are the treatments for early primary lung cancer? 5 methods are effective in treating this lung cancer

Primary lung cancer generally refers to tumors caused by primary cancer in the lungs and tissues at all levels. It is a relatively serious tumor, usually caused by smoking, long-term air pollution or exposure to radiation. Early treatment of lung cancer can have a good therapeutic effect. If it is not treated in time and the disease is not controlled, the patient can easily die.

Interventional treatment of primary lung cancer in its early stages can have a very good therapeutic effect and can restore the patient's body to a healthy level as soon as possible. In the early stages of treatment, the doctor will choose the appropriate treatment plan based on the patient's cause, constitution, and severity. So what are the methods for treating early primary lung cancer?

1. Surgical treatment: Surgical treatment is more suitable for early primary lung cancer. It is not very effective for small cell lung cancer that has already metastasized to the mediastinal lymph nodes, and surgical treatment is not recommended. There will be various complications during the treatment period, and it is also easy to relapse after surgery. Therefore, surgical treatment is generally combined with traditional Chinese medicine treatment to increase the patient's resistance and prevent recurrence or metastasis after surgery.

2. Chemotherapy: It is usually performed after surgical treatment and is an adjuvant treatment. This is because surgery is difficult to eliminate micro-lesions in the body, and there may be residual tumors. Adjuvant chemotherapy can eliminate these remaining tumors to prevent them from forming tiny lesions. However, chemotherapy can also produce some side effects, affecting the patient's physical condition and enthusiasm.

3. Chinese medicine treatment. Auxiliary treatment during the entire process of lung cancer treatment can improve the treatment effect. Chinese medicine treatment has relatively small side effects and is widely applicable. It can make up for the shortcomings of Western medicine treatment and improve the patient's quality of life. It can not only prevent postoperative complications but also promote postoperative recovery and avoid recurrence.

4. Radiotherapy: It can stabilize the patient's treatment effect and reduce the possibility of recurrence after surgery. In the process of treating lung cancer, if the patient's physical condition is relatively good, radiotherapy can be used to stabilize the effect. However, since radiotherapy can also damage normal human cells when destroying tumor cells and has great side effects, it is necessary to decide whether to continue treatment based on the patient's physical condition and tolerance.

5. Biological therapy: This therapy first cultivates autologous anti-cancer cells in vitro, and then returns them to the patient's body to help fight cancer. This is to use the body's immune cells and the body's defense mechanism to kill cancer cells, activate immune cells, and treat tumors from the root.

Based on the principle of early detection and early treatment, the treatment of lung cancer in its early stages is the most effective and is also the best time to control the further development of the disease. Therefore, once patients discover primary lung cancer, they must receive treatment as soon as possible and should not delay; otherwise, it is easy to miss the best treatment time, aggravate the disease, and affect the patient's life.