How long can a breast cancer patient live after removing lymph nodes

Many women think that breast cancer is a type of cancer and they will not live long. How long can a breast cancer patient live after the lymph nodes are removed? I think this is a question many patients and their families want to ask. Breast cancer can occur at any age. Since there are no symptoms or the symptoms are not specific in the early stage, many patients go to the hospital for treatment only when the disease develops to the late stage and the symptoms are obvious. Let's take a look.

How long a breast cancer patient can live after the lymph node is removed is related to the patient's living habits and eating habits. After treatment, the patient should find a diet plan that suits him or her. In daily diet, breast cancer patients should eat kelp, laver and other foods that have the effect of reducing phlegm, softening hard masses and dispersing nodules; while patients with advanced breast cancer are prone to digestive tract reactions and bone marrow suppression during chemotherapy, they can eat sugarcane juice, fresh fruit juice, etc. In addition, eat less spicy food.

Experts point out that how long a patient with advanced breast cancer can live is determined by the patient herself. If the patient has a good attitude, cooperates with treatment, and reasonably talks with fellow patients, takes walks, travels, etc., then surviving for more than 5 years is not a problem.

The above is an introduction to how long a breast cancer patient can live after the lymph nodes are removed. I hope it will be helpful to the majority of patients. At the same time, since surgical treatment of breast cancer will cause varying degrees of weakness and complications in patients, and even if the tumor is successfully removed, there is still a greater risk of recurrence and metastasis, necessary postoperative treatment must be taken to prevent recurrence and metastasis.