How long can you live if your stomach is removed for stomach cancer

Many gastric cancer patients are worried about their life span. Especially those in the advanced stage of gastric cancer are worried that they will not live long, so they stop choosing treatment methods. Let me tell you, this is actually wrong. Only by actively cooperating with the doctor's treatment can the patient's life span be extended.

How long can you live with advanced gastric cancer? This question is a concern of many gastric cancer patients and their families. Normally, the survival period of advanced gastric cancer is three months to one year. However, even if you accidentally get gastric cancer, you cannot give up easily. You must actively treat it. If you choose the right treatment method, it may be possible to extend the survival period of advanced gastric cancer. If you recover well, there is no recurrence in the later stage, you are optimistic, and your quality of life is high, the survival period will be as long as several years to decades. With the continuous development of medicine, defeating cancer is no longer a dream.

Studies have shown that CLS biological immunotherapy is a very effective treatment for advanced gastric cancer. Currently, there are successful cases of treating melanoma. We hope that patients with advanced gastric cancer will seek timely consultation and treatment, and not miss the best time for treatment. I believe that many patients with advanced gastric cancer have used CLS biological immunotherapy, and the question of how long they can live with advanced gastric cancer is not so uncertain.

The basic principle is to obtain immature immune cells from the patient, cultivate them in vitro using the world's latest biotechnology, and then infuse them back into the patient's body. This can not only kill tumor cells accurately and efficiently, but also stimulate the body to produce an anti-tumor immune response, thereby allowing the immune system to function normally to kill tumor cells and initiate immune surveillance to prevent tumor metastasis and recurrence.

For gastric cancer patients, once diagnosed with advanced gastric cancer, they must actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment and not worry too much about their own life expectancy. Only by persisting in treatment and maintaining a good attitude can the body better resist the harm of cancer cells to the body, so patients should not give up hope easily.