What should I do if pancreatic cancer recurs after surgery?

When it comes to pancreatic cancer, many people are familiar with it. Nowadays, there are many pancreatic cancer patients around us. Surgery is a common method of treating pancreatic cancer, but pancreatic cancer is prone to recurrence after surgery, which has a great impact on the treatment of the disease. So what should we do if pancreatic cancer recurs after surgery?

If radiotherapy and chemotherapy are used for treatment, it will cause dependence, and pancreatic cancer patients need to continue to be observed during radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Although radiotherapy and chemotherapy can effectively kill tumor cells in the short term and prevent tumor cell recurrence and metastasis, it does not have much substantial help for the long-term efficacy of patients, and the long-term effect is not significant. Moreover, radiotherapy and chemotherapy will cause great toxic side effects to patients, causing a decrease in their immunity, which is not conducive to their postoperative recovery.

Postoperative care can improve the body's immunity, effectively prevent the invasion of the disease, achieve twice the result with half the effort in treatment, and effectively prolong the survival of pancreatic cancer patients. However, in addition to reasonable postoperative care, the use of auxiliary treatment methods is essential, and cellular immunotherapy is often used clinically.

Cellular immunotherapy can achieve the purpose of inhibiting and killing tumor cells by increasing the activity of the patient's own immune cells, regulating and enhancing the body's anti-tumor immunity. Cellular immunotherapy can effectively prevent the recurrence and metastasis of tumors, inhibit and kill residual cancer cells in the body, and effectively improve the patient's autonomous anti-cancer immunity, improve the effect of surgical treatment, improve the patient's physical condition, comprehensively inhibit the recurrence and metastasis of tumor cells after surgery, improve the patient's quality of life after surgery, and improve the prognosis.

Although pancreatic cancer is a malignant tumor, it is not incurable. If you can pay attention to the treatment of the disease, the chance of prolonging life is very high. It is not terrible to have a disease. Patients must pay attention to the disease and not ignore the harmfulness of the disease.