Can a patient with cervical cancer 1b1 live for decades

In recent years, many patients have such questions during the treatment process: How many decades can a patient with cervical cancer 1b1 live? This worry is understandable, but excessive psychological pressure will affect the treatment of the disease, and the outbreak of the disease will endanger the patient's life safety. Therefore, it is recommended that patients should maintain a good attitude and actively cooperate with doctors for treatment, because standardized and scientific treatment is the key to effectively inhibit the development of the disease.

So, how can patients with cervical cancer prolong their lifespan? Whether the treatment of advanced cervical cancer is appropriate is the most important factor that determines the patient's survival. Generally speaking, most advanced cervical cancers have already metastasized and cannot be surgically removed. Clinically, the treatments for advanced cervical cancer mainly include radiotherapy, chemotherapy and minimally invasive interventional therapy.
In addition, the improvement of the patient's physical function is also an important factor in determining how long the patient can live in the late stage of cervical cancer. Only with good physical function and strong immunity can the patient resist the development of cancer. Therefore, improving the immune function and enhancing the resistance to tumors is extremely important for patients with advanced cervical cancer. In terms of diet, the patient should supplement the intake of carotene and vitamin C; supplement the trace elements zinc and selenium; eat more soybeans and their products, etc.
The above related introductions do not require too many taboos in other aspects. After the patient is discharged, the main meals can be resumed with the family. The amount of food eaten is generally based on one's own feeling. If there is a feeling of fullness or bloating, eating should be stopped. Good cervical cancer care plays an important role in promoting the patient's recovery.