How to effectively prevent testicular cancer metastasis and recurrence

Testicular cancer is a common disease in men, which has a serious impact on the health of patients. For the treatment of testicular cancer, surgery is the most common treatment method and means. We must pay more attention to the care of patients after surgery. If the postoperative care of testicular cancer patients is not proper, it will easily lead to the recurrence of testicular cancer. So how can testicular cancer patients avoid recurrence after treatment? Let's introduce them one by one.

Recurrence and metastasis of testicular cancer after surgery often occur during the recovery period of testicular cancer. The recovery period refers to the period from traditional hospital treatment to the disappearance of tumor cells within one year. This is the critical period for whether the tumor can be completely cured and whether it will recur or metastasize. Many patients ignore the treatment during the recovery period, giving the tumor a chance to "rekindle". During this period, cancer patients should shift the focus of rehabilitation to consolidating the therapeutic effect, repairing body damage, maintaining the body's normal physiological functions, enhancing disease resistance, preventing tumor recurrence and metastasis, and preventing and treating organ failure.

How to prevent testicular cancer recurrence after surgery?

1. After the surgical treatment is completed, the patient's recovery should be closely monitored at all times. If there are signs of recurrence, the patient should immediately go to the hospital for a doctor's consultation and take active measures for treatment.

2. After surgery, patients must refrain from smoking to avoid recurrence of testicular cancer. Patients with impaired lung function should be guided to gradually increase their exercise.

3. Testicular cancer or undifferentiated cancer can easily metastasize to other places, such as lymph nodes, bones, liver, brain and contralateral lung, so more attention should be paid to such problems.

4. Headache, liver pain, shortness of breath, bone pain, liver enlargement, blood in sputum, supraclavicular lymphadenopathy, vision changes, severe cough. Always pay attention to whether the patient has fever, chest pain, etc. If the above symptoms are found, go to the hospital for treatment in time. At the same time, patients should go to the hospital regularly for chest X-ray examinations and keep fresh sputum to check for cancer cells.

Through the above explanation, I believe that everyone has a certain understanding of how to avoid recurrence of testicular cancer after treatment, and I hope it will be helpful to the majority of patients and friends. For the treatment of testicular cancer, no matter which method is adopted, it must be timely and effective to minimize the harm caused by testicular cancer to patients. After surgery, combined with Chinese medicine consolidation and auxiliary treatment, the effect is better!