What is the best treatment for lung cancer? Introduction to the best treatment for lung cancer

Another reason why current anti-tumor treatments cannot eradicate tumor cells is that these therapies mainly target the majority of non-proliferating cells located in the periphery of the tumor, but cannot affect the proliferating cells (tumor stem cells) inside the tumor, thus only treating the symptoms and not the root cause.

Lung cancer patients all hope to be cured of the disease as soon as possible, but unfortunately the reality goes against their wishes. Many people can only regret in the late stages why they smoked so much and why they did not pay attention to their daily routine. Experts point out that there are actually many effective methods to treat lung cancer, and patients should not lose confidence.

What is the best treatment for lung cancer?

Radiotherapy and chemotherapy have extremely strong side effects. As the organs of the patient's body are damaged and the immune function drops sharply, symptoms such as imbalance of red and white blood cell counts, decreased appetite, nausea and vomiting, weight loss, lack of energy, fatigue, anxiety and irritability appear, which seriously affect the patient's survival and quality of life.

Because radiotherapy and chemotherapy often "do not distinguish between friend and foe", that is, while killing tumor cells, they also kill a large number of normal immune cells, which is undoubtedly "adding insult to injury" to the already fragile immune system of cancer patients. Once the human body's immunity declines, quiescent cells and malignant tumors in other parts of the body lose supervision and form new cancer foci. Quiescent cells and malignant tumors are the "seeds" of tumor metastasis and recurrence, and the activation of "quiescent cells" caused by the decline of immunity after surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy is one of the root causes of tumor metastasis and recurrence after surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy.

Another reason why current anti-tumor treatments cannot eradicate tumor cells is that these therapies mainly target the majority of non-proliferating cells located in the periphery of the tumor, but cannot affect the proliferating cells (tumor stem cells) inside the tumor, thus only treating the symptoms and not the root cause.

Biological therapy can protect normal cells, has a rapid onset of action and no toxic side effects. It can also directly kill a variety of cancer cells, shrink or cause tumors to die, and effectively inhibit the metastasis and recurrence of tumor cells. It can also reduce the toxic side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and can effectively relieve pain. It can significantly improve patients' symptoms, eliminate and reduce the fear and anxiety of cancer patients, and greatly improve their quality of life.

Patients should pay attention to early treatment to prevent the disease from developing further and to prevent the occurrence of multi-organ and multi-system lesions. There are two purposes of clinical treatment: one is to actively treat the current disease and relieve clinical symptoms; the other is to prevent the disease from getting worse and to prevent the disease from evolving into multi-organ and multi-system lesions to avoid adverse consequences.

If we don’t want to regret it later, we should not do some behaviors that will lead to lung cancer now. We should change some bad habits, smoke less and drink less, so that our future life will become better. In addition, as parents of lung cancer patients, we should also spend more time with them to make them happy during the treatment.