How is lung cancer generally treated? These methods are the most effective in treating lung cancer

As more and more people are suffering from lung cancer, the treatment and prevention of lung cancer are the focus of more and more people. Currently, the main treatments for lung cancer are surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy. However, the treatment of malignant tumors is generally based on comprehensive treatment, and this is also true for lung cancer.

Surgical treatments for lung cancer can be divided into radical surgery and palliative surgery, but the choice of surgical treatment is limited and needs 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 is located in a single location. Radical surgery can be considered, and surgical resection can provide a chance of recovery.

For patients with advanced lung cancer, if their physical condition is good and the metastasis site is single, surgical resection can be considered, but it is mostly palliative surgery with certain risks. Postoperative consolidation therapy is as important as surgery, which can kill residual cancer cells, consolidate the therapeutic effect, and prevent recurrence.

The effect is more ideal when lung cancer surgery, chemoradiotherapy and biological immunotherapy of lung cancer are performed in combination. It can effectively remove residual cancer cells and tiny lesions after lung cancer surgery, chemoradiotherapy and radiotherapy, 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 experience tumor shrinkage or even disappearance.

After suffering from lung cancer, timely treatment is the key, but at the same time, you must also pay attention to post-treatment care, mainly referring to developing good living habits, a reasonable diet, etc., especially paying attention to relieving negative emotions and maintaining an optimistic attitude, which is crucial for recovery after treatment.