Are there any contraindications for glioma patients to take medicine?

We all know that glioma is a malignant brain tumor. Drug treatment of glioma is a relatively safe method, and the cost of treatment is less than that of surgery, so some glioma patients will choose drug treatment, but drug treatment also needs to pay attention to some special circumstances. Are there any contraindications for glioma patients to take medicine?

1. For patients who need comprehensive treatment, a systematic and reasonable comprehensive treatment plan should be prepared;

2. During the treatment process, medication should be adjusted at any time and necessary treatment should be carried out according to changes in the condition and drug toxicity and side effects. Anticancer drugs or chemotherapy regimens should not be abused to avoid adverse consequences;

3. During the treatment, closely observe the changes in blood count, liver, kidney function and ECG. Check blood count regularly, generally 1-2 times a week. When white blood cells and platelets are reduced, check 2-3 times a week until the blood count returns to normal after the chemotherapy course. Check liver and kidney function once before each cycle and once at the end of the treatment course. Check ECG according to the situation.

4. Patients over 65 years old or in poor general condition should reduce the dosage as appropriate;

5. For patients with severe bone marrow suppression after chemotherapy or radiotherapy, blood counts should be closely monitored during medication and timely treatment should be given;

6. Patients with severe anemia should correct the anemia first.

Through the above introduction, we have a certain understanding of the precautions in glioma drug treatment. Patients must pay attention to the above matters during medication to avoid any discomfort.