What are the treatments for lung cancer? Introduction to 3 treatments for lung cancer

I believe everyone has heard of lung cancer. Lung cancer can cause great harm to the patient's health, and the incidence rate is very high, with male patients being the majority. Lung cancer must be treated as soon as possible, otherwise the condition will worsen and the treatment will become more difficult. So, what are the treatments for lung cancer?

1. Surgical treatment: Early stage lung cancer can generally achieve satisfactory results through surgical resection. Radical surgical resection of early stage lung cancer can achieve a five-year survival rate of more than 80%. Surgical treatment of early stage 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.

2. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy: After the resection of a single lesion in the early stage of lung cancer, a stage of radiotherapy and chemotherapy can be implemented to consolidate the therapeutic effect under the premise that the patient's own immune tolerance is good. Surgery cannot improve the prognosis of patients with early lung cancer. The effect of combined chemotherapy is better than that of single drug treatment. However, radiotherapy and chemotherapy can often damage a large number of normal tissue cells in the human body while bringing therapeutic effects, which is not conducive to the recovery of patients with early lung cancer. Combined treatment with traditional Chinese medicine can strengthen the body, effectively reduce the side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, protect bone marrow hematopoietic function, improve the efficacy of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and enhance the body's immunity.

3. Treatment with Traditional Chinese Medicine: Treatment with Traditional Chinese Medicine can be carried out throughout the entire process of early treatment of lung cancer. A large amount of clinical data has confirmed that Traditional Chinese Medicine has significant therapeutic effects on early lung cancer, with few side effects and a wide range of indications. It can not only make up for the shortcomings of Western medicine, but also start from the overall situation, treat the disease based on syndrome differentiation, inhibit the growth and proliferation of cancer cells, and control the symptoms of spread and metastasis. Combined use with other therapies can also improve efficacy and prolong the patient's effective survival period.