How long can a high-risk prostate cancer patient live

How long can patients with high-risk prostate cancer live? For patients with advanced prostate cancer, this disease cannot be cured. As for the survival period of patients with advanced prostate cancer, it depends on the patient's condition and physical constitution. Some patients live for several years after being diagnosed with the advanced stage, but some patients die within half a year after being diagnosed with the advanced stage. Therefore, there is no specific date for the survival period of patients with advanced prostate cancer.

The cure rate of high-risk prostate cancer is definitely poor. The cancer cells have spread throughout the body, so the cure rate is very low, it can be said to be extremely small. Although it cannot be cured, through treatment, such as surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, endocrine therapy, etc., these targeted treatments can greatly extend the patient's life.

The condition of high-risk prostate cancer patients is more complicated. The survival period is generally a few months, or half to several years, and there are often symptoms of multiple metastases. For patients with advanced prostate cancer, the prognosis is actually poor, but it does not mean that they will not seek treatment after being diagnosed with the late stage. In fact, if treated, the patient still has a chance of survival and needs to cherish the treatment opportunity.

For high-risk prostate cancer patients, improving their quality of life can make them less painful. Through effective treatment, they can prolong their lifespan. If the patient's body cannot handle the radiotherapy and chemotherapy, some adjustments can be made. If patients want to survive longer in the late stage of prostate cancer, the only way is to do active treatment. In addition, Chinese medicine can be used as an auxiliary treatment to reduce the pain caused by side effects. Although the possibility of curing prostate cancer in the late stage is very small, active treatment is still necessary.

For patients with high-risk prostate cancer, when choosing a treatment method, do not blindly believe in folk prescriptions. There is no cure for late-stage prostate cancer. If there is a special medicine or something, it is fake and is only used to defraud patients of their money. Patients must know this. In addition, it is recommended that patients with late-stage prostate cancer should rest in bed as much as possible during treatment to help the body recover. It is best to clean private parts every day. For underwear, it is best to choose breathable and dry ones. Special attention should also be paid to diet.