Patient's question:
Friend was diagnosed with pelvic cancer a few weeks ago, it's stage 1a, and has already undergone surgery. However, they've heard that biological therapy has a good effect and want to try it. Can biological therapy after surgery for stage 1a pelvic cancer cure it?Doctor's answer:
Currently, biological therapy for pelvic cancer is considered an ideal treatment option, as it has no toxic side effects or adverse reactions. Surgical treatment followed by biological therapy can yield even better results. Biological therapy involves collecting peripheral blood samples from the human body, culturing and proliferating them in vitro to produce cells with immune recognition of tumor cells, thereby achieving the goal of killing cancer cells. It is safe, causing no pain or side effects.