Treatment of melanoma How to treat melanoma

Early treatment of melanoma is crucial and will not have a big impact on the patient, allowing the patient to suffer less. Just like in the early stages of the disease, if the primary site of the disease is removed, the disease can be completely cured, so early detection of the disease is very important. Once the disease enters the middle and late stages, only radiotherapy and chemotherapy can be used for treatment. These treatments are very harmful to the patient, so the pain of treatment is also abnormal.

If melanoma is not controlled, it will spread to other parts of the body, seriously affecting the patient's life and health. Therefore, we must understand the treatment methods of melanoma and this disease in order to better choose the treatment method that suits us. Specific treatment methods generally include chemotherapy to treat the disease, adjuvant radiotherapy to supplement the treatment, etc. Let's take a look at the treatment methods of melanoma.

Common melanoma treatments include:

1. Surgical treatment methods

Melanoma is a disease that can be treated very well by excision in the earliest stage, but there are certain limitations. It must be treated in the earliest stage to achieve good results. Therefore, it is important for patients to detect the disease in time. Using surgical excision to perform local excision of the primary lesion can effectively prevent the disease from further deteriorating. However, this method has a therapeutic effect on benign lesions, but it is still difficult to cure malignant lesions.

2. Chemotherapy to treat diseases

If the disease has a certain development trend, the doctor will recommend chemotherapy to treat the disease. The effect of chemotherapy is much better than that of resection because it kills the pathogens in the patient's body. However, when killing the virus, it is also possible to kill the good beneficial bacteria.

Therefore, when choosing this method of treatment, you must make a comprehensive decision based on the development of your own disease. Before surgery, the doctor must have a detailed understanding of all aspects of the patient's physical condition to develop a treatment plan suitable for the patient.

3. Adjuvant radiotherapy to supplement treatment

Generally, many radiotherapies are used as auxiliary treatments. This surgical method is mainly used for tumor cells remaining in the body after the patient has been treated with other methods. This method can play a good role in clearing out tumor cells. Because each treatment method cannot completely ensure that the toxins in the patient's body are completely cleared, radiotherapy can effectively remove the residual viruses on the patient's lymph and further clean the toxins in the patient's body to comprehensively ensure that the patient's condition does not recur.