Cost of postoperative chemotherapy for lung cancer
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After lung cancer surgery, another important thing is to continue chemotherapy, in order to effectively control the cancer cells, because chemotherapy, aunt's hair is all lost, tell you, how much does chemotherapy cost after lung cancer surgery.
Cost of postoperative chemotherapy for lung cancer
Cost reference 1: chemotherapy after lung cancer surgery costs several thousand yuan at a time. With the development of medicine, the role of chemotherapy in the treatment of lung cancer is no longer limited to patients with advanced lung cancer who can not be treated by surgery, but appears in the treatment of lung cancer as a systemic treatment. The effect of chemotherapy is to inhibit the bone marrow hematopoietic system, if combined with traditional Chinese medicine treatment, the effect will be better.
Cost reference 2: the cost of chemotherapy after lung cancer surgery is different. Due to the characteristics of small cell lung cancer, it is generally recognized that chemotherapy is the first treatment for small cell lung cancer. Patients with small cell lung cancer confirmed by pathology or cytology, patients with KS score above 50-60, expected survival time above one month and patients over 70 years old were used.
Cost reference 3: for non-small cell lung cancer, although many drugs are effective, the efficiency is very low. The applicable symptoms of chemotherapy include stage III patients with squamous cell carcinoma, adenocarcinoma or large cell carcinoma confirmed by pathology or cytology but unable to operate, stage III patients with postoperative recurrence and metastasis or other reasons unsuitable for operation, and patients with residual focus after surgical exploration and pathological examination.
matters needing attention
It should be noted that for elderly patients with body failure or cachexia constitution and patients with serious dysfunction of heart, liver and kidney, chemotherapy is not suitable. You can take traditional Chinese medicine to recuperate for a period of time, and the condition can gradually improve, which is less harmful to patients.
