How is early lung cancer treated? Methods for treating early symptoms of lung cancer

More and more people around us are suffering from lung cancer. The incidence of this disease is relatively high. The later the disease develops, the more difficult it is to cure. Therefore, once you find that you have lung cancer, you should seek medical treatment immediately and try to cure it in the early stages of lung cancer. Today I will introduce to you the methods of treating the early symptoms of lung cancer:

Early treatments for lung cancer include surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and biological therapy. The best treatment is surgical resection as the first choice. Most patients can achieve long-term survival after surgical resection. Therefore, once early lung cancer is diagnosed, surgery should be performed as soon as possible. The surgical treatment for early lung cancer is mostly radical resection, which means that the primary cancer and its metastatic lymph nodes are completely removed, and the lymph nodes are completely removed and there are no cancer cells left in the bronchial stump under a microscope. For elderly and frail patients with early lung cancer who have poor heart and lung function, further systemic examinations should be performed to determine whether surgical treatment is appropriate.

There are many surgical methods for the early treatment of lung cancer, such as local resection, lobectomy, sleeve lobectomy and wedge sleeve lobectomy, pneumonectomy, carina resection and reconstruction. The doctor will make a comprehensive consideration of the patient's condition and pathological stage, analyze the pros and cons, and formulate several surgical plans for the patient to choose. When performing resection surgery, the principle of completely removing the primary lesion and possible metastatic lymph nodes in the chest cavity is adhered to while retaining normal lung tissue as much as possible.

Early treatment of lung cancer: Early surgical resection of lung cancer can generally achieve satisfactory results. Radical surgical resection of early lung cancer can achieve a five-year survival rate of 80%-90%. Surgical treatment is generally suitable for primary early lung cancer. Surgery is ineffective for patients with small cell lung cancer with mediastinal lymph node metastasis. Surgical treatment of early lung cancer is often accompanied by complications of varying degrees. While surgically removing the tumor, traditional Chinese medicine can be combined for consolidation treatment, which can effectively kill residual cancer foci, enhance the patient's immune function, and promote postoperative recovery.