What are the targeted drugs for small cell lung cancer? You can learn about these categories

The occurrence of small cell lung cancer also needs to be effectively controlled as soon as possible. In fact, there are many treatment methods. Some people will choose targeted drug treatment, but current medicine has not developed targeted drugs at all, so it is best to choose drug treatment. There are many methods of drug treatment. First of all, it should be combined with the actual condition, and basically, there will be no obvious problems.

In fact, lung cancer may appear around us at any time. It is a disease with a relatively high incidence rate. Among them, the most difficult one is small cell lung cancer. Although the probability of occurrence is not very high, comprehensive treatment must be done. Many people hope to get targeted drug treatment, so what are the targeted drugs for small cell lung cancer?
1. What are the targeted drugs for small cell lung cancer ?<br/>So far, no targeted drugs have been developed for treatment. It should be noted that small cell lung cancer is a more prone to malignant tumors, and it may also metastasize and progress very quickly. It is more sensitive to radiotherapy or chemotherapy. In addition, surgical treatment can also be chosen.
2. Drug treatment of small cell lung cancer
1. Platinum <br/>Most small cell lung cancers occur in one side of the chest cavity. In fact, about 5% of patients should not choose surgical treatment at all, but should choose single chemotherapy, such as platinum. If there is drug intolerance, other drugs can be chosen instead. In general, you still need to try taking it first to see if any abnormal symptoms occur. If there are abnormal symptoms, you should change it immediately.
When entering the extensive stage, some patients may have blood metastasis, or obvious malignant pleural effusion, etc. If you find that you have already developed combined local symptoms, such as obvious superior vena cava compression, or obvious pulmonary infarction, you should choose to strengthen drug treatment. In general, you should choose chemotherapy first, and then radiotherapy. The effect will be better when combined.
2. Broad-spectrum anti-tumor drugs <br/>Small cell lung cancer may also recur, so the treatment should also be combined with the individual's condition. If the physical condition is relatively good, broad-spectrum anti-tumor drugs can also be selected.