What to do if Fruquintinib fails

When Fruquintinib treatment is ineffective, a comprehensive assessment of the patient's condition is first required, including the growth status of the tumor, possible metastasis, and the patient's overall health. This helps determine the cause of disease progression and plan next steps for treatment. In cases where fruquintinib is ineffective, doctors may consider other treatment options, such as replacing other targeted drugs, chemotherapy drugs, or participating in clinical trials. In addition to anti-tumor treatment, it is also necessary to pay attention to the patient's physical condition and quality of life. Supportive treatments include pain management, nutritional support, psychological support, etc., which help improve the patient's overall quality of life.