Treatment of lung tumors, how can lung tumors be treated?

The lungs are an important part of the human respiratory system and are also a high-incidence area for diseases. The current medical treatment of lung tumors is mainly divided into the treatment of small cell lung tumors and the treatment of non-small cell lung tumors. The following introduces the specific treatment methods.

1: Small cell lung tumor is an undifferentiated cancer that grows the fastest, metastasizes the earliest, and is the most malignant. Systemic treatment is the first choice. Systemic treatment includes chemotherapy and traditional Chinese medicine.

2: Small cell lung tumors are particularly sensitive to chemotherapy drugs. Symptoms such as coughing, coughing up blood, and suffocation are quickly relieved and the tumor shrinks; however, they are highly toxic and damage the immune function. Therefore, when choosing chemotherapy drugs, try to use drugs with mild immunosuppression to protect the patient's immune function.

3: Traditional Chinese medicine has achieved good results in treating tumors. It can prevent the growth of malignant tumor cells, reduce the adverse reactions caused by chemotherapy, and improve immunity.

4: Therefore, the combination of Chinese and Western medicine is the best way to treat small cell lung tumors. Japanese scholar Chen Ruidong reported that the Chinese medicine Shiquan Dabu Tang and other additions and subtractions were used to cure advanced ovarian tumors.

1: For poorly differentiated squamous or adenoid tumors, the treatment is the same as that for small cell lung tumors. First, a combination of Chinese and Western medicine is used for systemic treatment. After the primary tumor shrinks and the condition stabilizes, surgery or radiotherapy is performed for local treatment according to the situation. Finally, systemic treatment is given. This can significantly improve the treatment effect of poorly differentiated squamous and adenoid tumors.

2: For high- to medium-differentiated squamous or adenocarcinomas, local treatment should be performed first, followed by systemic treatment with a combination of Chinese and Western medicine. This type of high- to medium-differentiated squamous or adenocarcinoma grows slowly, metastasizes late, and has a low degree of malignancy. When diagnosed, most local treatments can achieve good results. After local treatment, systemic treatment can eliminate tumor cells that may spread throughout the body.

I hope that this introduction to the methods will help patients understand. Because lung tumors are quite complicated, the conditions of different patients vary greatly. After suffering from this disease, it is best to choose a technically strong hospital, diagnose your condition clearly, and then take targeted measures for comprehensive treatment.