How to treat primary bronchogenic carcinoma

Primary bronchogenic carcinoma is a respiratory disease with relatively complex causes. After the disease occurs, cough, sputum, hemoptysis and dyspnea may occur. If delayed treatment is not given, it will affect the patient's lung function. Pay attention to the occurrence of primary bronchogenic carcinoma. After the lung disease occurs, treatment work cannot be ignored. We can choose the following methods for treatment according to the condition.

1. Drug treatment:

Molecular targeted therapy drugs are the first choice for the treatment of primary bronchial lung cancer. After taking the drugs, they can block the biological function of the target, inhibit tumor growth, and promote tumor regression. Clinically, drugs such as gefitinib and erlotinib are mostly used for treatment. During the medication process, pay attention to the occurrence of adverse reactions. If serious adverse reactions occur, stop taking them immediately.

2. Surgical treatment:

Surgery can be used to treat early-stage lung cancer and is the best treatment measure. Clinically, it can be divided into radical surgery and palliative surgery. We should strive for radical resection, completely remove the tumor, and reduce tumor metastasis and recurrence. After surgery, patients should pay more attention to rest and have regular follow-up visits. If there is any abnormality, it should be handled immediately.

3. Daily care:

Patients with primary bronchial lung cancer should arrange their work and rest time reasonably, pay attention to improving their working and living environment, and avoid air pollution. Patients should quit smoking and drinking to prevent tobacco and alcohol from affecting their health recovery. During the recovery period, they should not go to crowded places or places with serious air pollution, otherwise it will aggravate the symptoms of coughing and discomfort. The diet should mainly be light, and remember not to eat spicy food.

Based on the above knowledge, we have learned three methods for treating primary bronchogenic lung cancer. The disease can hinder the patient's breathing, causing coughing, shortness of breath and other discomfort. Symptomatic treatment should be given after the onset of the disease, and targeted therapeutic drugs should be reasonably selected. If the patient meets the surgical treatment criteria in the early stage, attention should be paid to early surgical treatment to improve the cure rate through surgery.