How long can you live with poorly differentiated colon cancer

Poorly differentiated colon cancer is already quite serious. If the patient is in good health, he or she will generally live for three to six months, but this number cannot be determined. Based on the current symptoms, it is best to conduct palliative treatment, that is, symptomatic treatment, and strengthen nutrition to improve the body's tolerance to the disease. If there is pain now, you can consider using some morphine for pain relief, and you can consider taking some ginsenosides and high-quality protein orally.

Lung metastasis of colorectal cancer can be treated with chemotherapy, but the side effects of chemotherapy are large and can cause great harm to the body. If you can combine traditional Chinese medicine with chemotherapy for consolidation treatment, the treatment effect will be very good. Traditional Chinese medicine is relatively mild and has no side effects. Patients are generally able to accept it. In addition, most cancer patients can reduce pain, prolong life, and improve the quality of life by taking traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine can also reduce toxicity and increase efficacy, improve the body's immunity, and correct the side effects of chemotherapy.

If the patient's condition can be resected at the same time, then the stage selection is based on the conditions. Evaluation of conversion to resectable lesions Patients with unresectable metastatic lesions who undergo preoperative chemotherapy should have their tumors reassessed 2 months after chemotherapy and every 2 months thereafter. Lesions with limited distribution are more likely to be converted to resectable lesions.