About the survival rate after rectal cancer surgery

The survival rate of advanced rectal cancer is a matter of great concern to many patients with advanced rectal cancer and their families. After the patient has received treatment for rectal cancer, how long he can survive depends not only on the effect of the operation but also on the subsequent consolidation treatment. It does not mean that you will die if you have cancer. Generally, after surgical treatment of rectal cancer, biological therapy is used as an auxiliary treatment.

Rectal cancer is a common malignant tumor in the gastrointestinal tract. Its incidence rate is second only to stomach and esophageal cancer. It is the most common part of colorectal cancer. Most of the patients are over 40 years old, and those under 30 years old account for about 15%. It is more common in men, and the ratio of men to women is 2-3:1. Rectal cancer is a lifestyle disease. At present, it has jumped to the second place in the cancer rankings. Therefore, diet and lifestyle are the root causes of cancer. Due to the similar causes and symptoms, rectal cancer is often mentioned together with colon cancer.
The survival rate of advanced colorectal cancer mainly depends on whether the treatment method is appropriate and the patient's physical function. In addition, patients with advanced colorectal cancer and their families should learn more about the treatment of advanced colorectal cancer and communicate more with their attending physicians, which will help improve the survival rate of advanced colorectal cancer. The general survival period of patients with advanced colorectal cancer is five years, but they may also die within a few months. There are many variables in the survival period of advanced colorectal cancer, but patients with advanced colorectal cancer must not be tired or bear too much physical and mental burden. It is very important not to be tired. The key to the survival rate of advanced colorectal cancer is regular checkups.
Biological cell immunotherapy can significantly inhibit the growth and proliferation of rectal cancer tumor cells, help the body restore its ability to fight against rectal cancer cells, mobilize the body's immune function to the maximum extent, minimize the number of residual tumor cells in the body, significantly improve the patient's quality of life, and effectively increase the survival of cancer patients. It is a more advanced and effective treatment method.
The above is an introduction to the common survival rate after rectal cancer surgery. I believe it will be helpful to everyone. Choose the appropriate treatment method, actively cooperate, and do regular check-ups after treatment.