How long can you live after mid-term surgery for colon cancer

Colon cancer can be treated surgically. Many people have doubts about how long they can live after colon cancer surgery. Recently, I have done some research and have learned some relevant knowledge. Now I will tell you, how long can you live after mid-term colon cancer surgery?

How long can you live after mid-term surgery for colon cancer? First, the length of survival for colon cancer depends on the patient's age, gender, physical condition, living habits, diet, psychological factors, severity of the disease and subsequent treatment, so we cannot know exactly how long you can live.
Second, colon cancer is a common malignant tumor. How long a patient can live depends on his or her physical function. Only when the patient has good physical function and strong immunity can he or she resist the development of cancer and tolerate various drug treatments. Active treatment can alleviate pain and prolong life.
Third, the survival rate of colon cancer after surgery is generally good. Some patients with abdominal wall fistula can achieve the goal of radical cure. It mainly depends on the pathological classification and the invasion of surrounding tissues. The postoperative effect is mostly good. Don’t worry too much, actively complete chemotherapy, and undergo radiotherapy when necessary. If you persist, you will live longer.