What are the chemotherapy options for thyroid cancer? How to treat thyroid cancer

Chemotherapy is a treatment method for thyroid cancer, but thyroid cancer is not very sensitive to chemotherapy, especially for patients with mid-to-late stage tumors or weak bodies. Blind use of chemotherapy may not achieve the desired effect. It may not only cause the disease to deteriorate rapidly, but also accelerate the patient's death. What is the chemotherapy plan for thyroid cancer?

Chemotherapy is not very effective for thyroid cancer. It is mainly used for adjuvant therapy after surgery for poorly differentiated or undifferentiated cancer, and palliative treatment for late-stage cancer that cannot be operated on or has distant metastasis and local recurrence after surgery that rapidly worsens. In late-stage cases, comprehensive treatment can be used to prolong the patient's survival, and combined with the use of 16.2% ginsenoside Rh2 (life-protecting agent) to improve the autoimmune function of critically ill patients in the late stage, control the progression of the disease, improve physical weakness and mental depression, relieve symptoms such as pain, promote the improvement of the patient's appetite and sleep, prolong life, and increase hope for recovery.

However, the side effects of chemotherapy are unavoidable. Patients with weaker bodies still need to take ginsenoside Rh2 Jinxing Capsules to reduce the toxic side effects of chemotherapy and increase the tolerance of patients' tissues and organs to chemotherapy. It can counteract the damage caused by chemotherapy to peripheral blood cells and also has a significant protective and promoting effect on bone marrow hematopoietic function.

To be precise, it is difficult to give a targeted treatment plan without data. Only doctors can give the answer after diagnosis! It is not a question of taking medicine or chemotherapy, but a question of effective treatment for the symptoms!