What is the success rate of mid-term cure of small cell lung cancer?

What is the success rate of mid-term cure for small cell lung cancer? With the development of society, environmental pollution has become serious. Small cell lung cancer may be related to carcinogens contained in air pollution and smoke. So what is the success rate of mid-term cure for small cell lung cancer? Let's take a look together.

Cancer is a global problem, especially in the middle and late stages, where the cure rate is very low. Don’t believe the myth that some drugs can cure cancer. From a Western medical perspective, cancer is simply caused by the degeneration of normal cells in the human body, which produces abnormal cells. These mutated cells then replicate indefinitely, leading to the body’s eventual total collapse.

Small cell lung cancer metastasizes quickly, has obvious systemic characteristics, and is sensitive to chemotherapy. Sometimes chemotherapy can have an "immediate" effect. Don't be confused by such satisfactory short-term efficacy. At this time, the intensity of systemic treatment should be increased, and obtaining long-term efficacy is the treatment goal.

Traditional Chinese medicine has always emphasized the holistic concept in the treatment of diseases, and paid attention to treating diseases from the internal factors of the body. It not only looks at the whole, but also the parts, and combines the two. In treatment, it pays attention to both eliminating evil and strengthening the body, and requires the correct handling of the relationship between "body" and "evil", so that evil can be eliminated without hurting the body, and the body can be strengthened without leaving evil. These principles should be paid attention to and followed in the treatment of malignant tumors.

The main principles to follow in diet are:

1. Nutrition helps fight cancer. Nutrition plays a very important role in the comprehensive treatment of lung cancer. Good nutritional support helps the treatment and recovery go smoothly. If there is adequate nutritional supplementation before or during clinical lung cancer treatment, the tolerance to chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgery will be stronger, the effect will be better, and the recovery will be faster.

Second, balance is the hard truth. Usually, the sources of nutrition for the human body can be divided into three aspects: dietary nutrition, enteral nutrition, and parenteral nutrition (intravenous nutrition). Dietary nutrition should be the main source, and when dietary nutrition is insufficient, enteral and parenteral nutrition should be used as a supplement.