How to best treat lung cancer? The most effective clinical treatment for lung cancer

The lungs are the most important part of the human respiratory system and bear the important mission of human breathing. Therefore, protecting our lungs is our inevitable mission. However, in modern society, the increasingly serious air pollution and the widespread smoking have caused many of us to suffer from lung cancer, and the incidence of lung cancer has risen sharply.

The specific manifestations of common early symptoms of lung cancer are mainly the following four:

1. Cough. Lung cancer grows on bronchial lung tissue, which usually causes respiratory irritation and irritating cough.

2. When a low-fever tumor blocks the bronchus, there is often an obstructive lung lobe with varying degrees of severity. In mild cases, there is only a low fever, while in severe cases, there is a high fever. The condition may temporarily improve after taking medication, but it will soon relapse.

3. Chest pain In the early stage of lung cancer, chest pain is mild, mainly manifested as dull pain, dull pain, and the location is not certain, and the relationship with breathing is also uncertain. If the pain persists, it means that the cancer may involve the pleura.

4. Blood in sputum. When tumor inflammation causes necrosis and capillary damage, there will be a small amount of bleeding, which is often mixed with sputum and appears intermittently or intermittently. Many lung cancer patients seek medical treatment because of blood in sputum.

Surgery, chemotherapy and resection do not mean "cured"

Surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy have become the must-haves for cancer treatment. But it also depends on the disease and the individual. After surgery, the immune system is low, and then chemotherapy and radiotherapy are carried out. While killing cancer cells, they also kill normal cells. Then the remaining cancer cells begin to metastasize crazily, and then chemotherapy is carried out again...

Lung cancer patients should realize that surgery, chemotherapy, intervention, cellular immunity and other treatment methods should be organically combined to achieve the best results. This is not a problem that can be solved by any one method. Cancer can be fatal because of its invasive, recurrent and metastatic nature.

Surgical treatments for lung cancer can be divided into radical surgery and palliative surgery, but the choice of surgical treatment is limited, and it is necessary to consider the progression of the disease, the patient's physical condition, and the presence or absence of other diseases. In the early stage of lung cancer, the tumor is small and the cancer lesion is located in a single location. Radical surgery can be considered, and there is a chance of recovery after surgical resection. For patients with advanced lung cancer, if their physical condition is good and the metastasis site is single, surgical resection can be considered, but most of them are palliative surgeries and have certain risks. Postoperative consolidation therapy is as important as surgery, which can kill residual cancer cells, consolidate the therapeutic effect, and prevent recurrence.

Many patients think that they have been cured after the surgery and the doctor has clearly stated that the "surgery was successful". In fact, for a disease like cancer, removing the visible part does not mean that it is cured. Cancer cells are very stubborn and roam and proliferate throughout the human body. Even if they are removed cleanly, there will always be cancer cells in the body. As time accumulates, the recurrence rate is relatively high. The greatest pain for cancer patients is that in order to be cured, they must undergo surgery and chemotherapy. If it is ineffective, these are very serious blows to the body. Chemotherapy will cause vomiting, hair loss and other discomforts. Many people give up treatment because they cannot accept chemotherapy.

It is a medically recognized fact that cancer cells cannot grow under the control of a normal immune system. In view of the drawbacks of the dominant therapy, adjuvant therapy should be used to control metastasis, reduce side effects, and complement the dominant therapy.

The safest and most effective adjuvant therapy: biological immunity

Biological immunotherapy is based on the immune cells in the human immune system that have good recognition and inhibition of tumor cells. These immune cells are used to treat tumor diseases. This is the so-called principle of "using the patient's own cells to treat one's own disease". Under normal circumstances, when tumor cells proliferate unscrupulously in the body, the growth of the body's immune cells is also inhibited. Therefore, by culturing immune cells on a large scale in vitro and then injecting them back into the human body, cancer cells are systematically killed, effectively curbing the spread and metastasis of tumors. Biological immunotherapy is currently the most effective and safest auxiliary treatment method because it is a systemic treatment for tumors, has no obvious side effects on the human body, and has no obvious pain during treatment.

When lung cancer biological immunotherapy is combined with lung cancer surgery and lung cancer radiotherapy and chemotherapy, the effects are mainly reflected in:

It can effectively remove residual cancer cells and micro-lesions after lung cancer surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and prevent the recurrence and metastasis of lung cancer. For patients with advanced lung cancer who have lost the opportunity for surgery or whose cancer cells have recurred or metastasized, tumor biological immunotherapy technology can quickly relieve their clinical symptoms, and most patients have a shrinking or even disappearing tumor. Or long-term survival with tumors; for lung cancer patients who are ineffective with radiotherapy and chemotherapy, or lung cancer patients who are resistant to chemotherapy drugs, biological immunotherapy technology can also prolong the patient's life cycle and improve the patient's quality of life; it can enhance the sensitivity of lung cancer to radiotherapy, reduce the toxic side effects of lung cancer radiotherapy, resist the immunosuppressive effect of chemotherapy drugs, enhance the sensitivity to chemotherapy drugs, and improve the effectiveness of chemotherapy.

Tips: Self-regulation to fight lung cancer

Improve negative emotions: In fact, everyone knows very well that no matter how bad the mood is, it is difficult to change the reality. Many lung cancer patients are often deeply trapped in the influence of negative emotions, anxiety, tension, and fear, feeling drowsy and miserable all day long. Little do they know that the existence of such negative emotions brings endless difficulties to treatment, which always hinders the recovery of the disease and also aggravates the condition. Only with a positive and optimistic spirit, eliminating negative emotions, and facing reality correctly, can it be possible to treat and cure the disease to the maximum extent, prolong life, and improve the quality of life.

For lung cancer, we must actively cooperate with doctors for treatment. Treatment is an important condition for our physical recovery. In addition, we should not be overly pessimistic psychologically, but should scientifically understand our condition and maintain an optimistic attitude. Only in this way can we defeat the disease and recover health as soon as possible.