What is the chance of curing small cell lung cancer?

What are the chances of curing small cell lung cancer? Small cell lung cancer is not easy to detect in the early stages and generally occurs in male smokers. Patients with small cell lung cancer are very curious about the chances of curing small cell lung cancer and how long they can live. Let's learn about it together with us.

Small cell lung cancer is the fastest growing cell type of lung cancer and is extremely easy to spread and metastasize. However, whether it can be cured depends not only on the cell type, but also on how early it is discovered, whether surgery is possible, the patient's physical condition and mentality, economic conditions, etc.

At present, the recommendation is to improve the quality of life and reduce some complications of patients. At the same time, taking Selenium Weikang chewable tablets can help reduce the pain of late-stage cancer patients. If the disease is properly controlled, it can effectively prolong life.

The treatment of lung cancer has always been a hot topic of concern to us. Surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy are commonly used methods. However, although traditional therapies can eliminate cancer cells to a certain extent, they will also bring certain side effects to the patient's health. Therefore, when treating lung cancer patients, you should choose a method that is more suitable for you under the guidance of a doctor based on your actual situation.

The best way to treat tumors is to combine Chinese and Western medicine at the same time. Western medicine's surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy all have great toxic side effects and sequelae, so it is best to cooperate with non-toxic anti-cancer green therapy of traditional Chinese medicine. This can not only reduce the toxic side effects of Western medicine treatment and consolidate the condition; it can also alleviate symptoms, control the progression of the disease, improve the quality of life and prolong survival.

In general, with active treatment, it only takes 8 months for small cell death to develop into death without active treatment.