What is the standard for cure of small cell lung cancer

What is the standard for the cure of small cell lung cancer? Many people do not know what method to use to treat this disease, and if the disease is not treated in time, it will deteriorate quickly. So, let's learn about the standard for the cure of small cell lung cancer!

1. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy can be used to treat small cell lung cancer, which becomes the main treatment for these patients.

2. In recent years, with the continuous advancement of radiotherapy and chemotherapy techniques, coupled with the emergence of some new molecular targeted drugs and the application of traditional Chinese medicine, the treatment effects of many patients with small cell lung cancer who are unable to undergo surgery have been significantly improved.

3. Pay attention to diet. After surgery for small cell lung cancer, patients should not eat irritating foods, such as peppers, raw onions, garlic, peppercorns, cinnamon, etc., nor hot foods such as hot pot, fried food, and barbecue. Eat more foods rich in vitamins A and C and foods that clear and moisten the lungs, such as grapes, walnut kernels, asparagus, loquats, pears, etc.

4. Appropriate exercise: Strengthening exercise, enhancing the body's disease resistance, and avoiding long-term stimulation of carcinogenic factors can reduce the incidence rate and prevent small cell lung cancer.

Whether it is surgical treatment of small cell lung cancer, radiotherapy, or chemotherapy, due to some uncontrollable reasons, the patient will be weak after the torture of the disease and treatment. Therefore, after the treatment, active and effective care should be carried out, attention should be paid to nutritious diet, proper exercise, avoidance of colds, etc.

There are still many ways to treat small cell lung cancer, such as surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, etc. Experts clearly pointed out that as long as they adhere to standardized comprehensive treatment such as radiotherapy and chemotherapy, many patients with advanced small cell lung cancer who cannot undergo surgery can also achieve long-term survival. Not being able to undergo surgery does not mean there is no hope, and patients and their families should not lose confidence in treatment.

Patients should eat a light diet during chemotherapy, avoid greasy, indigestible and fried foods. Eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, eat small meals frequently, and combine foods reasonably, diversify the diet, and eat a balanced diet. During the intervals between radiotherapy and chemotherapy, pay attention to avoid fatigue, rest, and regular work and rest to avoid infection.