Suitable drug selection for lymphoma

The advantage of Chinese medicine in treating lymphoma is that it has a certain inhibitory effect on tumors, has no side effects, can improve human immunity, reduce the toxicity of chemotherapy drugs, improve the quality of life of patients, and prolong survival time. For example, the Jianpi Yishen Granules of the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences have a good clinical reputation. At present, there are many types of drugs for the treatment of lymphoma, but the quality varies. So what are the methods for selecting drugs suitable for lymphoma?

At present, drug treatment for lymphoma is one of the important treatment methods, especially for patients with advanced lymphoma. Lymphoma treatment drugs mainly include chemotherapy and traditional Chinese medicine treatment. Especially now there are many kinds of drugs for treating lymphoma. Family members must not believe in advertisements or hearsay to buy some so-called special lymphoma treatment drugs. Instead, they should follow the doctor's instructions and choose the appropriate, safe and best lymphoma treatment drugs.
First of all, it is recommended that patients go to a regular medical institution for treatment and refer to the doctor's medication recommendations. When choosing a drug, you should look at the drug's indications and learn more about the drug's clinical application. When choosing to buy, you should look at whether there is an approval number to avoid buying fake drugs. When using the drug, follow the instructions for use and pay attention to your diet during medication.
Commonly used Chinese medicine drugs for the treatment of malignant lymphoma include: kelp, seaweed, selfheal, mountain arrowhead, trillium, myoblast, beehive, snake skin, whole peel, clam, water till, pinellia, arisaema, sophora japonica, dry lacquer, oldenlandia diffusa, garcinia, caraway, yellow bulb, mountain ton root, sophora flavescens, half-branch lotus, bombyx batryticatus, fritillaria, cat's claw, verbena, pollen, etc.
From the above, we can see that in the treatment of lymphoma, the use of medication, like the treatment method, requires a combination of Chinese and Western medicine. Only in this way can we complement each other's strengths and weaknesses and achieve the best therapeutic effect.