Methods of targeted treatment for liver metastasis of colon cancer

The treatment methods are different from those in the early stage. If the cancer spreads seriously in the middle and late stages, emergency measures should be taken if necessary to ensure that the cancer cells do not continue to spread. In severe cases, it will endanger life. In addition, patients in the middle and late stages should pay more attention to their daily lives. They should not live the same as before, but should make some improvements and pay more attention to their physical condition. Communicate with the doctor in time, listen to the doctor's advice, and receive treatment.

First, a mutation test is performed to see if the patient's genes have mutated. If no mutation has occurred, molecular targeted drugs are recommended to directly target the tumor to kill it, effectively shrink the tumor, and increase the possibility of resection of liver metastases. Once liver metastases are removed, the patient's life will be significantly extended.

It is recommended to adopt a combined treatment method to improve the immune anti-cancer ability, supplemented by traditional Chinese medicine conditioning. Traditional Chinese medicine in my country has a long history and is profound and can cure the root cause; in addition, the mentality is very important, don't be afraid or anxious, otherwise it will only aggravate the condition. If you can do this, you can significantly prolong the patient's life. Early treatment is obviously effective and can restore normal life; patients with mid-to-late stage metastasis can be improved by 5-20 years, or even longer. The key is that no surgery, radiotherapy or chemotherapy are required.

Liver metastasis is a common complication of advanced colon cancer. Late-stage treatment focuses on changing the patient's current symptoms, controlling and alleviating the disease, inhibiting the growth of tumor cancer cells, providing immunity to the body, minimizing the patient's pain, and maximizing survival.

The use of cancer-relieving therapy can fundamentally relieve cancer pain, eliminate cancerous fluid, inhibit the growth of colon cancer, prevent the recurrence of colon cancer, prevent the metastasis of colon cancer, improve patient symptoms, and improve the patient's quality of life.

At present, this situation is not suitable for surgical treatment. It is mainly treated with targeted drugs, which is currently a better method for treating tumors. The liver can be treated with minimally invasive surgery.