What are the factors that affect the treatment of lung cancer? 6 factors that affect the treatment of lung cancer

Lung cancer is a relatively difficult disease to treat. The treatment of lung cancer is very unstable. The interference of any factor may have an immeasurable impact on the treatment effect. So what are the factors that affect the treatment of lung cancer? Experts have summarized several factors.

1. The time when the patient sees the doctor.

2. The treatment of lung cancer for patients depends to a certain extent on the malignancy of the tumor, but the clinical pathological type and TNM stage are not completely consistent with the long-term effect.

3. Another factor that affects the treatment of lung cancer is related to the skills and diagnostic level of doctors and experts: some patients seek medical treatment early, but the diagnosis is often delayed for a long time due to the low diagnostic level of doctors.

4. Factors that affect the treatment of lung cancer are related to the doctor's surgical skills: for example, a tumor that could have been removed was judged to be unsuitable for surgery or the surgery was abandoned after only a thoracotomy and biopsy; lymph nodes that could have been cleared were considered to be adhered to important tissues and the clearance was abandoned; a surgery that could have been a radical cure was only performed as a palliative resection.

5. It is related to whether the preoperative treatment is appropriate and whether comprehensive treatment is performed after surgery and whether the comprehensive treatment is reasonable.

6. Related to reoperation: Some patients have recurrence after surgery, but still have indications for reoperation and should be treated with reoperation.

Based on the above analysis of factors that affect the treatment effect of lung cancer, we can see that if patients can detect their symptoms in time and receive treatment, and during the treatment process, they meet a highly skilled doctor, then there will be a guarantee for the treatment of lung cancer.