Can T-cell lymphoma be resected?

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You should have heard more or less about T-cell lymphoma in your life. No matter at home or abroad, there is no specific treatment for this disease. In clinical practice, the primary treatment principle is to alleviate the symptoms of patients. Therefore, many patients with this disease are very concerned about the cure rate of T-cell lymphoma. Let's take a look at this problem. Let's talk about some of my views and share my experience with you!

Can T-cell lymphoma be resected?

This disease belongs to malignant tumor disease, because it belongs to lymphocyte, so it is very difficult to cure. Patients in the middle and late stage can only prolong their life cycle through treatment. Severe patients, such as liver damage, can only live about three months to a year. At present, the cure rate is relatively low.

With the development of medicine, through chemoradiotherapy. Or the combination of anticancer drugs and chemotherapy can control part of the patients. Relatively speaking, these treatments are the best for some patients who only involve skin tissue. If the healing is good, the cure rate is high.

Although the cure rate of this disease is relatively low, but patients must pay attention not to give up the confidence of treatment. Clinically, after treatment, many patients also have the ability to temporarily control the spread of tumor cells. Usually can do some appropriate physical exercise, enhance their resistance. We should face the disease with a positive and optimistic attitude.

matters needing attention

Suffering from this disease, long-term chemotherapy is actually a great harm to the patient's own body. And many patients with this disease, often have skin ulceration or visceral ulceration. To pay attention to the best not to use hands to grasp, try to control the pain, prevent infection.