How to deal with recurrence of tongue cancer

Tongue cancer is a disease that makes people worried and scared. This disease makes every patient physically and mentally exhausted and depressed. The treatment process is also very difficult and not something that most people can bear. It must be discovered and treated in time. Let's learn about how to deal with the recurrence of tongue cancer below.

Recurrence may be quite large, so even if you want to prevent recurrence and metastasis during the recovery period, you can also take ginsenosides, which can directly inhibit the formation of tumor angiogenesis and lymphatic vessels, increase the activity of T lymphocytes and immune cells, improve the body's immunity, and reduce the possibility of recurrence of liver cancer after surgery. At the same time, you also need to pay more attention to your diet, eat more fresh food, high protein and high nutrients, eat fresh vegetables, eggs, steamed fish, avoid fried, deep-fried, high-fat foods, and avoid eating red dates, longans, white fungus and other supplements that are easy to cause abdominal distension. This will also help patients recover better. Tumor cancer is a new organism formed when a cell in a local tissue loses its normal growth regulation at the genetic level under the action of various carcinogenic factors, resulting in its clonal abnormal proliferation.

Tumors are generally divided into two categories: benign and malignant. All malignant tumors are collectively called cancer. Tumor tissues differ from the normal tissues from which they originate in varying degrees in terms of cell morphology and tissue structure. This difference is called atypia. Atypia is the morphological manifestation of abnormal differentiation of tumors. Small atypia indicates a high degree of differentiation, and large atypia indicates a low degree of differentiation. Distinguishing the size of this atypia is the main histological basis for diagnosing tumors and determining whether they are benign or malignant. The atypia of benign tumor cells is not obvious and is generally similar to the tissue from which they originate. Malignant tumors often have obvious atypia. Malignant tumors with invasive growth can not only grow and spread at the primary site (direct spread), but also spread to other parts of the body through various pathways (metastasis).

From the perspective of therapeutic effects, surgery and radiotherapy are both local treatment methods. Therefore, in addition to paying attention to local tumors, tumor chemotherapy experts focus more on the spread and metastasis of malignant tumors. Their view on tumor treatment is the view of cell exponential killing, so they emphasize multiple courses of treatment and sufficient dosage of medication in order to completely kill most tumor cells. The treatment methods are different at different stages of cancer. In the late stage of cancer, cancer cells have already metastasized. In this case, there is generally little hope for treatment. It is recommended to treat according to the specific suggestions of the doctor.