Is pancreatic malignancy with liver metastasis serious?

Pancreatic cancer liver metastasis originates from pancreatic cancer. During treatment, it is necessary to treat not only the metastatic lesions but also the primary pancreatic cancer to achieve better treatment results. The treatment method should be based on the nature of liver metastasis and the individual condition of pancreatic cancer patients. Comprehensive, standardized and reasonable treatment with conservative treatment as the main method should be selected to control the further invasion of the cancer, reduce the patient's clinical pain, improve the patient's quality of life and prolong the patient's life.

Clinically, the treatment of pancreatic cancer metastasis advocates systemic comprehensive treatment. For the primary lesion of pancreatic cancer, if the patient can tolerate surgery, palliative resection can be performed first, followed by chemoradiotherapy and drug treatment. For patients with pancreatic cancer metastasis who have weak physical functions and cannot tolerate surgery, the clinical method of combined chemoradiotherapy and drug treatment is often used.

If pancreatic cancer metastasis to the liver is discovered early, it is the best treatment for the disease. However, for patients in the middle and late stages, surgical treatment is difficult, the effect is not significant, and it is easy to cause some complications. Therefore, you must be careful when choosing treatment.

Radiotherapy is a commonly used treatment for pancreatic cancer liver metastasis, which can effectively reduce the size of the tumor and relieve symptoms. However, traditional radiotherapy has low treatment accuracy and large side effects during treatment. However, the latest CyberKnife radiotherapy has improved accuracy and has improved the treatment time and pain. However, there are still some side effects, and some drugs should be taken to improve the body's immunity and improve the effect of radiotherapy.

Chemotherapy has a significant effect on systemic or local metastasis of liver cancer, and can effectively reduce symptoms in the short term. However, long-term chemotherapy can have serious toxic and side effects. Patients can combine traditional Chinese medicine and radiotherapy for better treatment.

In addition to choosing a good treatment method, the patient's psychology and diet should also receive standardized care for pancreatic cancer liver metastasis. The quality of care directly affects the prognosis of the disease, and the patient's family must pay attention to it.