What are the symptoms of malignancy? What are the adverse reactions of rituximab treatment?

There are many types of malignant tumors, and it is recommended that patients check to confirm which part of the tumor it is, and then treat the symptoms**.

Chemotherapy drugs enter the whole body through the bloodstream and do not selectively kill only cancer cells. It is also very harmful to normal cells, especially some active cells, such as gastrointestinal mucosal cells, hematopoietic cells, and hair follicle cells, which are mainly responsible for hair, so it is easy to lose hair after chemotherapy.

Of course, in the end, it is also according to the individual's physique, your grandfather may be more sensitive to drugs, so it is easy to lose hair, but hair loss can only be regarded as the mildest side effects, such as intestinal reactions, bone marrow transplantation is the real effect of chemotherapy, many people will use Jinxing Capsule during chemotherapy to help improve immunity, protect the stomach and intestines, bone marrow from damage, to achieve the purpose of increasing the rate.

Hair loss caused by chemotherapy is sometimes unavoidable, don't be too negative, patients should maintain a correct and positive attitude to fight cancer**, so as to strive for an early **! Many doctors will recommend taking Kinko capsules to improve immunity and relieve chemoradiotherapy*** is a good choice. Chemotherapy-induced hair loss is generally reversible and rarely permanent.

Regrowth usually begins 1 2 months after stopping chemotherapy. Hair regrowth does not mean that chemotherapy is ineffective, and regrown hair can sometimes change in color and structure, such as the color may be darker or lighter, the texture may become softer, and the hair often becomes curled and congenitally curly. I hope your grandfather will be soon**!

Chemotherapy and radiotherapy are toxic no matter what the drug is, it is not that there is no toxicity in the instructions, it is not poisonous, because the drugs of chemoradiotherapy not only kill the patient's tumor cells, but also kill the good cells of the patient's body.

Will lose hair, but some people lose less and some people lose more, depending on the absorption capacity of the drug, the degree of *** is also different.

Generally, domestic chemotherapy drugs will lose hair, and Rituximab doesn't seem to fall off, whether the patient is sensitive to the medicine, consult a doctor.

Chemotherapy almost all people lose their hair. It's normal***. Don't worry too much.

Hair loss may be for individual constitutions, whether it is caused by other drugs, nutrition, psychology will cause hair loss.

Chemotherapy drugs have a certain amount of ***, and imported chemotherapy drugs will be relatively smaller, but there are also related ***. Hair loss is one of the manifestations, and during chemotherapy, it can be used with some products that improve immunity and enhance disease resistance, such as Jinxing, Ganoderma lucidum spore powder, Dendrobium officinale and so on.

Hello: Generally, there are major advanced symptoms of lymphoma.

Fever. The fever type is mostly irregular, and the advanced symptoms of lymphoma can be persistent high fever, intermittent low fever, and a few have periodic fever, the latter of which is about 1 6 patients with Hodgkin's disease. Early fever accounts for about 30% to 50% of patients with Hodgkin's disease, but non-Hodgkin's gonorrheic tumors generally occur only when the lesions are more extensive.

**Itching. The advanced symptoms of this lymphoma are more specific manifestations of Hodgkin's disease. Focal pruritus occurs in the area of lymphatic drainage at the lesion, and generalized pruritus mostly occurs in cases with mediastinal or abdominal lesions.

Systemic symptoms. It varies greatly depending on the type of disease and the time of year, and some patients may have no systemic symptoms. Fever, weight loss (weight loss of more than 10%), and night sweats are more common in symptomatic patients, followed by loss of appetite, fatigue, and itching. Systemic symptoms are related to the age of onset, the extent of the tumor, and the body's immunity.

Elderly patients, immunocompromised patients, or those with multifocal onset have significant systemic symptoms. The survival rate of patients without systemic symptoms is 3 times greater than that of symptomatic patients. These are common late symptoms of lymphoma.

Biology is currently the best way to treat tumors, please consult the Second Hospital of Shanxi Medical University for details.

In the early stage of lymphoma, lymphadenopathy is locally manifested, resulting in compression of the trachea and resulting in cough, chest tightness, dyspnea and cyanosis. Systemic symptoms are fever, weight loss, and night sweats. Because lymph is present throughout the body, it can cause many other organ diseases and adverse reactions.

Clinical studies have found that ginsenoside RH2 (life protecting) is very effective in shrinking tumors, relieving pain, relieving vomiting, improving appetite, and reducing radiotherapy and chemotherapy toxicity.

There are many adverse reactions of tumor chemotherapy drugs, such as bone marrow transplantation, gastrointestinal reactions, liver and kidney heart function damage, hair loss, allergies, nerve damage, etc., not the most serious, mainly depending on the extent of each adverse reaction.

Malignant lymphoma can be divided into more than 30 subtypes. Different subtypes have different prognostic profiles, ranging from slow development to aggressive progression. Different methods should be used for different subtypes.

For highly malignant subtypes, intensive chemotherapy regimens plus central nervous system prophylaxis and hematopoietic stem cell transplantation are used. Chemoimmunology** is recommended for the subtype of B cell**, i.e., chemotherapy plus rituximab**.

It should be reminded that there will be gastrointestinal reactions during chemotherapy and radiotherapy, which will affect the diet, so it is necessary to pay attention to a reasonable dietary combination, promote appetite, ensure nutrition, quit smoking and avoid alcohol, and there is generally no need to avoid food. **After the end, you should visit the hospital regularly for checkups. Regular follow-up can detect tumors in time**, and can also evaluate the effect of ** and understand long-term toxicity and side effects.

Generally, follow-up is conducted every 3 months for the first 2 years after the end of **, and once every six months to a year thereafter until life.

Some research results show that the success of the first time determines whether the disease can be ... Patients with a high probability of complete tumor regression after treatment**. Therefore, for cases suspected of malignant lymphoma, it is necessary to diagnose it in time and standardize it with rituximab.

Age? What type of lymphoma is it?

It is not possible to say so one-sidedly whether it is necessary to use it or not to use it as soon as possible, and consult the opinion of the attending doctor in combination with the specific actual situation.