Manifestations of pancreatic cancer after chemotherapy

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In recent years, my grandmother has been struggling with pancreatic cancer because she suffered from severe pancreatic cancer. Three years ago, he discovered this disease. At that time, he had early surgical treatment, relapsed six months later, and had another operation. Now, during chemotherapy, some patients don't know what symptoms and manifestations chemotherapy will bring. Now I'll talk about it for you Our treatment experience.

Manifestations of pancreatic cancer after chemotherapy

First, the most common treatment for pancreatic cancer is surgery. Then chemotherapy, chemotherapy, patients can appear whole body fatigue, mental depression, sweating, sleepiness, etc. Chemotherapy drugs can damage the patient's immune system, leading to immune dysfunction or decline. Postoperative treatment of pancreatic cancer is also very important.

Second, early patients with surgical resection, the resection rate will not be very good, or after chemoradiotherapy, so patients are generally advised to remove residual cancer surgery. Considering the age of patients, according to the current constitution may not be able to tolerate the side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, once such a situation occurs, the side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy will often become a limiting factor for patients to prolong the life cycle.

Third, although the incidence rate of pancreatic cancer is very low, the degree of malignancy is very high. The diagnosis is usually advanced. The survival period is 6 months to 1 years. The patients with short survival time are even less than 3 months after the diagnosis. The most effective treatment for pancreatic cancer is surgery, and radiotherapy and chemotherapy are not sensitive. Some of the early and middle stage patients underwent surgery and postoperative adjuvant chemotherapy. In the late stage, some symptomatic treatment for jaundice and other conditions are more common.

matters needing attention

The physical quality of patients with pancreatic cancer is generally poor, which leads to slow recovery of the disease. The diet should ensure that patients have adequate nutrition intake in the body, try to be light, easy to digest, easy to absorb, and do not increase the burden of gastrointestinal tract, and should eat more low-fat, high protein, multi vitamin food. In order to promote the absorption of gastrointestinal tract, improve metabolism, enhance the immunity and disease resistance of patients, and play a good auxiliary role in surgical treatment.