What to do if lymphoma recurs after chemotherapy

With the continuous improvement of living standards, various diseases are also increasing. Lymphoma is one of them, and lymphoma is a highly malignant disease. This disease must be discovered, diagnosed and treated early. So, what should I do if lymphoma recurs after chemotherapy? Let's take a look at the experts' introduction below:

What should I do if lymphoma recurs after chemotherapy? Experts from the Tumor Biology Center said that if we consider the tumor cells that may have metastasized, no matter how successful the surgery is, there may still be a lot of tumor cells left behind. Even if combined with chemotherapy and radiotherapy, it is not perfect, because radiotherapy and chemotherapy are not targeted. While killing tumor cells, many normal cells, especially immune cells, are also destroyed at the same time, causing the patient to be unable to tolerate and the body's immunity to be further reduced.
Therefore, it is best to adopt a combined treatment model in the treatment of tumors, and biological immunotherapy is the best auxiliary method. Patients can use biological immunotherapy combined with surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy to improve the patient's life cycle and quality of life, and make up for the defects of surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy with large side effects. Through biological immunotherapy, the success rate of treatment can be greatly improved, and the recurrence and metastasis of tumors can be effectively prevented, and the survival rate of patients can be improved.