Survival period of breast cancer skin metastasis

People's living standards have improved, but health problems that plague people are also slowly eroding you, such as breast cancer, which has a relatively high incidence rate. Breast cancer metastasis occurs from time to time, because metastasis means that the disease has always been very serious, so how long can you live if breast cancer metastasis occurs? Everyone is very concerned about the survival period of breast cancer skin metastasis.

How long can breast cancer metastasis last? Breast cancer is a malignant tumor that seriously endangers women's health. Early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment are the key to breast cancer treatment. Early breast cancer is prone to hematogenous metastasis. Despite standardized treatment, about 30% of patients will still have recurrence and metastasis, which seriously affects the survival of breast cancer patients.
Breast cancer metastasis often occurs in the lungs, bones, liver, pleura and soft tissues, among which the incidence of breast cancer liver metastasis accounts for more than 50%. More than half of the breast cancer patients who died were found to have liver metastasis at autopsy. The survival rate of breast cancer liver metastasis is not optimistic.
There are many factors that determine the survival of breast cancer liver metastasis, and it is impossible to generalize. The key is to choose the right treatment method. The early symptoms of breast cancer liver metastasis are not obvious. As the disease progresses, non-specific symptoms of liver damage may appear, such as fever, fatigue, poor appetite, abdominal distension, weight loss, etc., followed by clinical symptoms and signs such as ascites, jaundice, and hepatomegaly.
The treatment of breast cancer liver metastasis is a holistic and complex treatment process. Therefore, while controlling the progression of the patient's disease, we should actively improve the patient's immunity and long-term anti-tumor immunity to maximize the possibility of prolonging survival.
For patients with breast cancer liver metastasis, surgical treatment cannot completely remove the tumor lesions, and recurrence and metastasis are very likely to occur after surgery or be accompanied by complications of varying degrees, which brings more pain and trouble to breast cancer patients and seriously affects the quality of life of patients and the effective extension of their survival period.
In addition, patients with breast cancer liver metastasis have a poor response to chemotherapy and a shorter survival time. According to relevant literature, the average survival time of breast cancer liver metastasis is 9 months. Chemoradiotherapy, as an important conventional adjuvant treatment for breast cancer, is a double-edged sword in the treatment of breast cancer liver metastasis. While achieving short-term therapeutic effects, it causes damage to normal human cells and has huge toxic side effects, which is not conducive to the patient's later treatment and recovery.
How long can a patient live after breast cancer metastasis? The above has answered the relevant questions. In fact, after metastasis, patients must not be afraid or give up. They should actively cooperate with doctors and choose the right treatment methods. I believe that everyone can prolong their lives and relieve pain.