How to prevent ovarian cancer recurrence within five years

Ovarian cancer is a malignant tumor disease that is common in women. At present, due to certain reasons, the incidence of ovarian cancer has increased significantly in recent years. In addition, the age of patients with this ovarian cancer disease is getting younger and younger. This shows that this disease is still quite scary. Early detection and timely treatment are the key to improving the cure rate. For patients with early ovarian cancer, how long will it take for the reexamination after early cure to prevent recurrence? Let's take a look together.

How long does it take to avoid recurrence after early ovarian cancer is cured? According to experts, in cancer treatment, the high incidence period of cancer is between two and three years after surgery. Generally, if there is no recurrence after five years, it can be considered cured, and the chance of recurrence is relatively small. So it is the same for ovarian cancer. Generally, if there is no recurrence after five years, the chance of recurrence is relatively small. However, patients should not eat and drink excessively and act recklessly, because the incubation period of cancer is relatively long. Some patients are still at risk of recurrence nine years after surgery. Therefore, patients should pay attention to annual consolidation treatment after surgery. Traditional Chinese medicine consolidation treatment can effectively remove residual cancer cells after surgery and prevent recurrence and metastasis. At the same time, pay more attention to self-care, have a reasonable life and eating habits, keep a good mood, don't be too tired, and don't have big mood swings, which can prevent recurrence and metastasis.