How long can you live with advanced pancreatic cancer

Pancreatic cancer is a common tumor disease, and its incidence rate is increasing year by year, so it is a disease that everyone needs to pay attention to. The hazards of pancreatic cancer are similar to those of other tumor diseases, and the biggest hazard is life-threatening. Therefore, patients with pancreatic cancer need to receive timely treatment to relieve pain, ensure quality of life, and most importantly, prolong life. However, despite this, there are still many pancreatic cancer patients who are afraid of the disease and always feel that having pancreatic cancer means that they will not live long. So, how long can patients with advanced pancreatic cancer live?

1. Currently, pancreatic cancer is a common cancer, and there are many clinical treatment methods, including the well-known surgical treatment, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, interventional treatment, etc. In fact, each method has a therapeutic effect on pancreatic cancer, but it depends on whether it is a targeted treatment. If the patient is treated properly, it can completely prolong life.

2. Regarding pancreatic cancer, we must know that the incidence of pancreatic cancer is very high and the harm is also very great. The incidence rate is highest in the elderly and higher in men than in women. The symptoms of pancreatic cancer are actually similar to those of pancreatic diseases, such as abdominal pain, jaundice, weight loss, fatigue and other symptoms, so when these symptoms appear, it is best to seek medical attention in time.

3. Pancreatic cancer can be treated with Chinese medicine, but the treatment effect varies from person to person, just like Western medicine. In addition, Chinese medicine treatment takes a long time and is slow to control the disease, and is generally used as an auxiliary treatment. Clinically, after reasonable treatment of pancreatic cancer, the 2-year survival rate can reach 40%, while without treatment it is only 4 months.

4. Therefore, when pancreatic cancer is diagnosed, it is best to receive treatment immediately to control the spread of cancer cells and reduce the harm. While receiving professional and formal treatment, various conditioning such as diet and exercise may need to be updated in time. For example, it is best to eat more foods such as broccoli and do appropriate exercise every day.

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Pancreatic cancer is known as a malignant tumor, which is very harmful, but it does not mean that life will end if you get the disease. In fact, many patients can often improve their survival rate by maintaining a good attitude. At the same time, under proper treatment and control, they can have a high quality of life.