How to treat non-small cell lung cancer with radiotherapy? The specific situation is different, and the treatment plan is also different

Non-small cell lung cancer is a very harmful lung tumor, which is undoubtedly a great blow to patients. How to carry out radiotherapy for non-small cell lung cancer depends on the specific situation of the patient and the specific location and condition of the lung cancer.

For non-small cell lung cancer, if it is an early stage patient, there are actually more opportunities for treatment. However, how to treat it still depends on relevant examinations and the extent of the patient's disease progression. Let's take a closer look at how non-small cell lung cancer patients should receive radiotherapy.
1. How to perform radiotherapy for early-stage patients <br/>If non-small cell lung cancer is still in the early stages, doctors usually recommend surgical treatment. Of course, whether surgery is suitable or not depends on the patient's specific condition. If the patient has other medical histories, surgery is often not suitable. At this time, the doctor will outline the lesion according to the patient's condition, and then design a strict treatment plan. For example, spiral tomography and CT scans will be performed. At this time, the degree of metastasis must also be determined, and then relevant radiotherapy will be performed.
2. Radiotherapy <br/>For patients with non-small cell lung cancer, the specific conditions of the patients are different, and the treatment methods used are also different. Radiotherapy is a method that many patients will use. This treatment method can relieve the patient's pain and the effect is also very obvious. However, no matter what kind of treatment method is used, there are always limitations. For cancer patients, the treatment process is long, so during the treatment, the method used should also be comprehensive.
3. Use chemical drugs for treatment <br/>Nowadays, for patients with non-small cell lung cancer, many doctors also use chemical drugs for treatment. Generally, chemical drugs include targeted drugs and cytotoxic drugs. In clinical treatment, it can be seen that these drugs can prolong the life of the Yellow River and shrink the tumor. However, the treatment efficiency of chemical drugs is not high enough, so it needs to be continuously improved. Of course, a single treatment method is not enough to treat complex cancers such as non-small cell lung cancer, so it is also necessary to use auxiliary treatment methods such as traditional Chinese medicine for treatment.
For non-small cell lung cancer, what kind of radiotherapy method and radiotherapy plan to use is related to the patient's specific condition. Of course, this must be comprehensively considered the patient's specific situation and whether the patient has other underlying diseases, so as to use the best treatment method. Generally, several treatment methods are used in combination.