What are the best treatments for lung cancer? What are the 3 best treatments for lung cancer?

Among the various treatments for lung cancer, the methods that have achieved some remarkable results can be summarized into three types, namely radiotherapy, Chinese medicine treatment and local treatment. These three methods are suitable for different stages of the patient's treatment. They are also known as the three best treatments for lung cancer.

1. Radiation therapy

First of all, the treatment of lung cancer is radiotherapy. We know that in general, the treatment of lung cancer is the fundamental treatment of brain metastasis of lung cancer, which is whole brain radiotherapy combined with traditional Chinese medicine. Radiotherapy can increase intracranial pressure and increase it. Daily water intake or diuretics should be appropriately limited to relieve symptoms such as headache and vomiting. It can be combined with traditional Chinese medicine to reduce toxic side effects. Traditional Chinese medicine combined with radiotherapy for brain metastasis of lung cancer includes traditional Chinese medicine for strengthening the body, which can strengthen the patient's immune function while reducing the side effects of radiotherapy.

2. Treatment with Chinese medicine

Secondly, TCM treatment is now a more mainstream treatment method. Because TCM treats brain metastasis of lung cancer, using highly targeted drugs for treating brain metastasis of lung cancer can achieve therapeutic effects very quickly. Drugs for treating brain metastasis of lung cancer need to be determined according to the cell type. While treating brain tumor lesions, TCM regulates the overall function of the liver and kidneys, passes through the blood-brain barrier, and allows the drugs to quickly reach the lesions and control tumor growth and metastasis.

3. Local treatment

Currently, the best treatment for lung cancer is local treatment. We know that Gamma Knife treatment is a local treatment for brain metastases from lung cancer: this treatment method for brain metastases from lung cancer has a certain local effect, which is limited by the irradiation range. It can relieve symptoms for some multiple and single lesions, but it has poor effect on tiny metastases that cannot be detected.

Based on the above description of the three best methods for treating lung cancer, we can know that these three methods are not used independently throughout the entire process of patient treatment. Instead, different treatment methods should be adopted at different stages of treatment to achieve the greatest results and help patients recover their health.