How long can one live without surgery for advanced colon cancer

Colon cancer generally requires active surgery, and there is no such thing as everything is fine after the surgery. To a certain extent, the treatment of colon cancer is a long and arduous task. Regardless of whether the colon cancer patient is treated with surgery or chemotherapy, there is still a long treatment process that needs to be cooperated after the treatment.

How long can a patient with advanced colon cancer live without surgery? In fact, the type of colon cancer varies from person to person, and the stages of colon cancer vary, so the survival period is also uncertain. If a patient with colon cancer has a poor constitution, poor resistance, and a bad mentality, the prognosis is actually poor.

Generally speaking, surgery is still possible in the late stage, and those who undergo surgery and chemotherapy will definitely have a better prognosis than those who do not undergo surgery or treatment. Some patients with mid- to late-stage colon cancer even have a relatively good five-year survival rate after surgery. If they are not treated, some people may even die within a few months.

How long a patient can live with advanced colon cancer is closely related to the patient's physical condition and the choice of treatment. Although advanced colon cancer may cause spread and metastasis, surgical resection and cellular immunotherapy are recommended.