How long can a person with colorectal cancer lung metastasis live

After colorectal cancer metastasizes to the lungs, the first thing patients usually want to know is how long they can live. Some patients can only live for 5-10 months, while others can live for 5 years or even longer. In fact, the length of survival is not simply summarized by a number, it is related to many factors.

Some patients think that if their tumor is large, they will live a short time, and some patients think that if their tumor is small, they will live a long time. This statement has no scientific basis. Professor Yuan Xifu, a famous Chinese medicine oncologist, once said: "The size of the tumor is not positively correlated with the patient's survival, but the rise and fall of the vital energy is closely related to the patient's survival and quality of life." This scientific conclusion officially shows that cancer treatment must fundamentally and thoroughly regulate the disordered internal environment and improve the patient's vital energy. Only in this way can the cure rate be improved.

How long can a patient with colorectal cancer metastasis to the lung live? The length of survival of colorectal cancer metastasis to the lung is directly related to the treatment method chosen by the patient. The presence of colorectal cancer metastasis to the lung indicates that the patient has entered the late stage of cancer. The physical condition of patients in the late stage is relatively poor and their vitality is seriously damaged. Therefore, the main purpose of treatment is to improve the patient's immunity and strengthen the patient's physical condition. At this time, doctors generally advocate treatment with traditional Chinese medicine, which can not only fundamentally resist the spread of cancer cells, but also replenish the body, remove blood stasis and detoxify, and prolong the patient's life.

Combining more than 30 years of clinical experience, Professor Yuan Xifu has independently developed a triple balance therapy of strengthening the body and replenishing the vital energy, regulating qi and removing blood stasis, resolving phlegm and unblocking meridians, and attacking toxins and dispersing nodules. This therapy starts from the patient's fundamental lesions, grasps the three main pathogenesis of cancer "deficiency", "stasis" and "toxicity", adopts the three major countermeasures of "strengthening the body", "unblocking" and "detoxifying", and focuses on the use of drugs to strengthen the body and replenish deficiency, regulate qi and activate blood stasis, resolve phlegm and dissipate nodules, and attack toxins and remove toxins, so as to achieve the balance of regulating the body's yin and yang, qi and blood, and the physiological functions of the internal organs, and ultimately enable the human body to achieve fundamental recovery in a natural state and prolong the patient's life.

So far, 13,396 patients have been effectively treated with triple balance therapy, and some patients have even survived with tumors for more than 10 years. Therefore, patients with colorectal cancer lung metastasis should not only carefully choose the treatment, but also have a positive and optimistic attitude to face the treatment, so that there is hope of prolonging life.