Can the survival rate of gallbladder cancer reach 80%?

Gallbladder cancer brings great distress to patients. The mortality rate of this disease is very high, and many patients have lost their lives due to the disease. Gallbladder cancer has no specific and typical symptoms in the early stage, making diagnosis difficult and the treatment effect poor. Many patients are in the late stage when they are discovered, and the treatment is more difficult. What is the survival rate of gallbladder cancer? Can it reach 80%? Many patients and their families are concerned about this. Please see the detailed introduction below.

The survival rate of gallbladder cancer is related to many factors, including the patient's pathological stage, physical constitution, treatment method, treatment effect, etc. Whether it can reach 80% is just an approximate number. Doctors answer based on statistical data from past medical literature, the results of patient examinations, and their experience. It is by no means an absolute result. Therefore, patients with gallbladder cancer must actively cooperate with treatment. Only in this way can patients be better treated.
There are many treatments for bile duct cancer, including surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and traditional Chinese medicine. Surgery to remove hilar bile duct cancer, resection of hilar bile duct cancer, and resection of middle and lower bile duct cancer can be used. Although surgery can quickly remove lesions and control the progression of the disease, other treatment methods are required after surgery, such as radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and traditional Chinese medicine to prevent recurrence and metastasis. Compared with radiotherapy and chemotherapy, traditional Chinese medicine treatment can not only prevent recurrence and metastasis, but also improve the patient's immunity, reduce postoperative complications, and promote wound healing. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment has great advantages.