How to improve low white blood cell count after chemotherapy for gastric cancer

How to improve low white blood cell count after chemotherapy for gastric cancer?

1. Leukopenia after chemotherapy for gastric cancer is mostly a side effect of chemotherapy drugs, which requires drug treatment and lifestyle adjustment. Leukopenia after chemotherapy for gastric cancer is a normal chemotherapy reaction, because chemotherapy drugs can cause damage to the human body.

2. When the condition is mild, you can take medication for treatment; leukopenia is also a side effect. In this case, the patient can first follow the doctor's advice and use white needles. If the white needle has no obvious effect, the chemotherapy drug should be stopped in time.

Can gastric cancer be cured after surgery?

If it is an early-stage gastric cancer surgery and no metastasis is found, the possibility of recovery is particularly high and generally will not affect the body. If it is a mid- to late-stage lung cancer surgery, the possibility of recovery is not great and metastasis may occur, which has a relatively large impact on the body. You need to go to the hospital for a detailed examination to determine whether it has metastasized and then choose the appropriate treatment method. You usually need to pay attention to your diet and avoid spicy and cold foods.

If gastric cancer recurs after radical surgical resection, sufficient attention must be paid to it. It is recommended that the patient go to a regular hospital in time for active chemotherapy, radiotherapy, targeted drug therapy, etc., which will help control the patient's condition. Early gastric cancer patients can be cured through minimally invasive resection.