What is the cure rate of early small cell lung cancer

What is the cure rate of early-stage small cell lung cancer? As the pace of development in today's society accelerates, people feel more stressed and their physical condition is not as good as before. So what is the cure rate of early-stage small cell lung cancer? Let's learn about this issue together.

The cure rate of early lung cancer is higher. Generally, early cancer cells have not metastasized, so the tumor is removed surgically first. In order to prevent the recurrence and metastasis of cancer cells after surgery, patients can use anti-cancer Chinese patent medicine oral liquid to kill residual cancer cells. At the same time, it improves the patient's immunity and effectively prevents the recurrence and metastasis of tumors.

The following is an introduction to surgical treatment of small cell lung cancer:

In the treatment of lung cancer, except for stage IIIb and IV, surgery should be the main treatment or strive for surgery, and radiotherapy, chemotherapy and immunotherapy should be added according to different stages and pathological tissue types. Small cell lung cancer is highly malignant and metastasizes early, so chemotherapy is the main treatment, supplemented by the Chinese medicine Zhenqingsan.

Those with the following conditions can generally undergo surgical treatment:

1. No distant metastasis, including solid organs such as liver, brain, adrenal glands, bones, extrathoracic lymph nodes, etc.

2. Cancerous tissue has not invaded or spread to adjacent organs or tissues in the chest, such as the aorta, superior vena cava, esophagus, and cancerous pleural effusion.

3. Patients without severe cardiopulmonary dysfunction or recent cardiac angina.

4. Those without severe liver or kidney diseases and severe diabetes.

5. Take Zhenqing Powder after surgery to prevent recurrence and metastasis.

Patients with the following conditions should generally undergo surgery with caution or require further examination and treatment:

(1) Elderly people with poor cardiopulmonary function.

(2) Except for stage I small cell lung cancer, chemotherapy or radiotherapy should be performed first, and then it should be determined whether surgical treatment is possible.

(3) In addition to the primary lesion, X-ray findings also reveal several suspicious metastases in the mediastinum.