How long can one live with ascites from ovarian cancer

There is no definite answer to this question. It could be one month, two months, three years, or five years, or even longer for some women. How long can patients with advanced ovarian cancer live? In other words, how long is the survival period of patients with advanced ovarian cancer? This is mainly related to factors such as the patient's treatment plan and the patient's physical function.

How long can patients with ovarian cancer and ascites live? I believe this is a central issue that all patients and their families are concerned about. In the late stage, ovarian cancer has spread to the uterus, appendages or pelvic organs, which is a major problem in both diagnosis and treatment. Formulating a scientific and reasonable treatment plan is an important prerequisite for patients to live a long-term survival and improve their quality of life. Surgical resection is currently one of the most effective methods for treating carcinoma in situ, but it is difficult to achieve ideal results for invasive ovarian cancer, especially in the late stage of ovarian cancer, when cancer cells have spread and surgical treatment is less effective. Local therapies such as radiotherapy and chemotherapy are difficult to completely remove cancer cells. Patients are prone to relapse after radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and the toxic side effects are large, which can easily damage the patient's functional organs and is not conducive to the scheduled chemotherapy.

Ovarian cancer is a common and potentially lethal malignant tumor in the female reproductive tract, so many patients and their families are very concerned about how long they can live in the late stages of ovarian cancer. In fact, the answer from experts is that as long as they actively receive treatment according to the doctor's instructions, they can still prolong their lives.

It is uncertain how long a patient with ovarian cancer and ascites can live, but as long as there is a certain amount of willpower and confidence, life can be prolonged. Patients with advanced ovarian cancer can consider taking Chinese medicine while undergoing chemotherapy. Chinese medicine is relatively mild and has no side effects. Patients are generally able to accept it. In addition, most cancer patients can relieve pain, prolong life, and improve their quality of life by taking Chinese medicine.