How to treat patients with advanced lung cancer? These are the common treatments for patients with advanced lung cancer

Nowadays, people are under great pressure to survive and work, and they need to work overtime to cope with the endless work. This has caused many people to suffer from lung cancer, and many patients have already reached the advanced stage when they are discovered. So, how should lung cancer in the advanced stage be treated to achieve better results?

Can advanced lung cancer be cured? Experts say that the medical community now generally uses conservative treatment for lung cancer to control the tumor and prevent its metastasis and expansion. As long as the activity of the tumor can be suppressed and kept relatively static, and the patient's physical pain can be reduced through drugs, even if the tumor cannot be removed, it will not endanger the patient's life. This is what the medical community advocates as "living with tumor."

Patients with advanced lung cancer, in addition to enduring intense psychological pressure, also suffer even more intense physical pain. At this time, family members often place their hopes on surgery or radiotherapy and chemotherapy. In fact, due to the decline in immunity, the various body functions of patients with advanced lung cancer are far below the level of ordinary people, and surgery or radiotherapy and chemotherapy often cause great harm to patients. Even if the lesion can be removed for a while, the possibility of recurrence and metastasis is also very high, so repeated surgical treatment is the only option, creating a vicious cycle. As a result, the patient's quality of life is getting worse and worse, and the symptoms are getting more and more serious.

At present, the medical community advocates conservative treatment for lung cancer, especially advanced lung cancer, such as biological immunotherapy, which is a new cancer treatment option currently advocated by the medical community. Compared with the high risks of the three conventional treatments of surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy, biological immunotherapy is more effective in the treatment of lung cancer. Biological immunotherapy is also called autologous cell immunotherapy technology. Its principle is to extract the patient's own immune cells, cultivate them through in vitro anti-cancer activation, and then inject them back into the patient's body in large quantities.

The biggest advantage of cell immunotherapy is that it uses the patient's own cells to inhibit and kill cancer cells, without any biological rejection, and can improve the patient's own immunity, which has a good inhibitory effect on the spread and metastasis of lung cancer. Experts said that although biological immunotherapy does not have a particularly obvious effect on the complete removal of lung cancer tumors, it can reactivate the patient's immune system, make the tumor lose its biological activity, and be in a relatively static state, so that patients can truly "live with tumors". It reduces the pain of patients and gives lung cancer patients confidence in survival. It also improves the quality of life of patients.