How to judge whether chemotherapy is sensitive or not

To determine whether you are sensitive to chemotherapy, you can usually go directly to the hospital for chemotherapy, and then judge whether you are sensitive to chemotherapy based on your own symptoms. You can go to a regular medical institution for treatment, and the effect may be relatively better.

Chemotherapy is usually an effective method for treating malignant tumors. It is usually treated with chemotherapy drugs. Before treatment, you can go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination, observe the size of the tumor, and develop a suitable treatment method based on your own situation. If after chemotherapy, the tumor has shrunk significantly and the physical symptoms have been relieved, it means that you are sensitive to chemotherapy. If the disease is not effectively controlled after chemotherapy, it means that the chemotherapy is not effective and the treatment method needs to be adjusted to achieve better results.

Chemotherapy usually has certain side effects during treatment, such as nausea and vomiting, and may also cause fever and hair loss, leading to some physical discomfort. Therefore, you should pay attention to rest more and maintain a good attitude during treatment.

Once a malignant tumor is diagnosed, it can usually be treated surgically. After surgery, it can be combined with chemotherapy or radiotherapy as an auxiliary treatment to effectively control the disease.