Why does chemo die so quickly?

Chemotherapy is one of the most important methods to treat serious diseases such as cancer. Although it may bring some side effects, it cannot be simply thought that chemotherapy will cause patients to die quickly. The purpose of chemotherapy is to control tumor progression. Chemotherapy can kill or inhibit the growth and spread of cancer cells. For many cancer patients, this is a key treatment to prolong life and improve quality of life. Without chemotherapy, tumors may deteriorate rapidly and threaten patients 'lives faster. Chemotherapy may cause adverse effects such as nausea, vomiting, hair loss, leukopenia, etc., but modern medicine has a variety of ways to mitigate these side effects, including the use of symptomatic drugs, adjustment of treatment regimens, etc. Patients generally tolerate chemotherapy well, and its adverse effects should not be exaggerated. Response and tolerance to chemotherapy vary greatly among patients. Some patients may be able to complete chemotherapy successfully and achieve good results, while others may require more careful evaluation and adjustment. Chemotherapy should not be generalized as necessarily leading to adverse outcomes. Chemotherapy is usually part of a comprehensive treatment, and may be combined with surgery, radiation, targeted therapy, immunotherapy, etc. to achieve optimal treatment results. Chemotherapy is an effective treatment method verified by a large number of clinical practice and research. It is of great significance for suitable patients and diseases. It cannot be denied because of some misunderstandings. Doctors will comprehensively evaluate and weigh according to the specific conditions of patients to formulate the most suitable treatment plan.