How long can an ovarian cancer patient live

At present, due to the improvement of living standards, many bad habits are induced. The incidence of various diseases is getting higher and higher. For example, ovarian cancer. Ovarian cancer is a common gynecological disease and a malignant tumor. This disease is prone to occur in women of any age, without age restrictions. Therefore, the incidence of this malignant tumor is still relatively high. So how long can patients with ovarian cancer live?

Ovarian cancer is generally divided into three stages. Patients in the early stages of the disease are relatively mild. The five-year surgical cure rate is still relatively high. Patients in the late stages are more serious because the cancer cells may spread or metastasize, and the treatment effect is relatively poor, so the cure rate is still relatively low. In addition, the symptoms of patients in the late stages are relatively obvious.
Patients with ovarian cancer generally have many symptoms when they develop the disease. Most patients generally have weight loss, loss of appetite, ascites, abdominal pain, and other symptoms that become increasingly intense and have shorter intervals. This often indicates that this is the late stage of ovarian cancer.
Patients with ovarian cancer generally choose surgical treatment. However, the effectiveness of the surgery depends on the patient's physical condition, the patient's postoperative care, and the severity of the patient's condition before the surgery. In addition, the cost of surgical treatment is relatively expensive, which increases the burden on patients.