The best treatment for skin cancer

Skin cancer is not a common disease and its incidence rate is very low in our country, but it does not mean that we can ignore the prevention of the disease. The cause of skin cancer has not been confirmed. It is currently believed to be related to long-term exposure to the sun, radiation or long-term stimulation from chemical derivatives. There are many ways to treat skin cancer. Common treatments include traditional Chinese medicine, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, local treatment, etc. Today, I will take you to learn about the treatments of skin cancer and understand which is the best treatment.

Common treatments for skin cancer include:

1. Treatment with Chinese medicine

Traditional Chinese medicine can make up for the deficiencies of surgical treatment, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy. It can not only consolidate the effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, but also eliminate the toxic side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy. More importantly, it can cut off the replication function of cancer cells, that is, cut off the important division method of cancer cells-microtubule protein synthesis, so that the cell volume gradually shrinks, and stable anti-cancer cells are formed in the blood vessels, thereby improving the body's metabolic function, that is: by inhibiting the respiration of cancer cells, causing ischemia and hypoxia of cancer cells, and no longer fissioning, thereby achieving the purpose of curing cancer.

2. Surgical treatment

Surgery is the first choice for the treatment of skin cancer. Appropriate surgical excision has a cure rate of 90 to 100 percent.

3. Radiation therapy

Skin cancer is superficial, with clear borders, and can be precisely positioned under direct vision. Generally, squamous cell carcinoma is moderately sensitive to radiation, while basal cell carcinoma is particularly sensitive to radiation, and the skin has a high tolerance. Therefore, lesions occurring in exposed areas are prone to scar formation after surgical excision, affecting beauty and function. Radiotherapy can be used for the elderly and frail, and for those with contraindications to surgery (diabetes, kidney disease, heart disease, etc.).

IV. Induction of Differentiation Therapy

Retinoic acid can block the expression of oncogene phenotypes, inhibit the growth of malignant cell types in a variety of animals and humans, and induce cell differentiation.

Through the introduction, we know how to treat skin cancer. Cancer may be far away for some people, but it must be prevented in advance, otherwise it will be difficult to treat it. It is recommended that patients should mainly follow the doctor's instructions for primary treatment, and actively treat once it is found, so as not to delay the best treatment time.