How to effectively and completely cure small cell lung cancer

How can small cell lung cancer be effectively and completely cured? At the current level of medicine, for patients whose small cell lung cancer lesions are already large and whose cancer cells have spread when diagnosed, the only treatment available is to improve symptoms, relieve pain, and prolong life. Today, let's take a look at how small cell lung cancer can be effectively and completely cured:

The use of traditional Chinese medicine treatment methods can effectively control the symptoms of patients with small cell lung cancer. For patients who have been diagnosed with lung cancer, it is unlikely to be completely cured. One way is to control the spread of tumor cells, reduce the impact of tumors, strengthen the patient's physical fitness, alleviate the patient's symptoms, and allow the patient to have a healthy life.

The most common and well-known treatment is chemotherapy. In recent years, the role of chemotherapy in lung cancer is no longer limited to patients with small cell lung cancer who cannot undergo surgery, but is often included in the comprehensive treatment plan for small cell lung cancer as a systemic treatment. Chemotherapy will inhibit the bone marrow hematopoietic system, mainly the decrease of white blood cells and platelets. Granulocyte colony stimulating factor and platelet stimulating factor can be used for treatment. Chemotherapy is divided into therapeutic chemotherapy and adjuvant chemotherapy. Small cell lung cancer is highly malignant, metastasizes early and widely, is sensitive to chemotherapy and radiotherapy, and has a high initial remission rate, but is very prone to secondary drug resistance and relapse. Treatment is mainly systemic chemotherapy.

Chemotherapy is the main treatment for lung cancer. More than 90% of lung cancers require chemotherapy. The efficacy of chemotherapy for small cell lung cancer is relatively certain regardless of early or late stages. Even about 1% of early small cell lung cancers can be cured by chemotherapy. Chemotherapy is divided into therapeutic chemotherapy and adjuvant chemotherapy. Different chemotherapy drugs and different chemotherapy regimens should be selected according to the different histological types of lung cancer. In addition to killing tumor cells, chemotherapy also damages normal cells in the human body. Therefore, chemotherapy needs to be carried out under the guidance of an oncologist.