How to treat lung cancer in the elderly? Three methods are recommended for treating elderly lung cancer patients

Lung cancer is a type of cancer with a very high incidence rate in my country, and many elderly people suffer from lung cancer. The elderly should have enjoyed their lives, but after suffering from lung cancer, the health of the patients is greatly threatened. The patients are busy with treatment and have no time to enjoy life. The following will introduce how to treat lung cancer in the elderly.

1. It is necessary to follow the principle of differentiated and individualized treatment. The physical fitness of the elderly has been very poor. In order to prevent their health from further declining due to illness, it is necessary to follow the principle of differentiated and individualized treatment. How to treat lung cancer in the elderly? When treating it, it is necessary to proceed according to the patient's overall body condition to avoid causing greater organ functional damage.

2. Autologous immune cell therapy can be tried for elderly lung cancer patients. Due to the special characteristics and specific conditions of the elderly, surgical treatment can be palliative treatment to remove the tumor to the greatest extent. However, after surgery, autologous cell immunotherapy is still needed according to the specific constitution of elderly lung cancer patients to enhance the patient's immune quality and minimize the adverse effects of surgery.

3. How is lung cancer in the elderly treated at present? Elderly patients with weak constitutions cannot tolerate the side effects of surgery and chemotherapy. Therefore, we should actively adopt biological cell immunotherapy to actively enhance their constitution, so as to improve their tolerance to surgery and chemotherapy and enhance their immunity. Biological cell immunotherapy is a highly targeted method and a systemic treatment method that can well meet the health demands of elderly patients, improve their quality of life and effectively prolong their survival.