How long can you live if brain cancer recurs

How long can you live after a recurrence of brain cancer? When you see the name brain tumor, I believe everyone can clearly understand the serious harm of the disease, and the recurrence rate of brain cancer is as high as 80% in 5 years. So, how long can you live after brain tumor surgery? Let's take a look at the experts' answers to this question.

① Whether the plan is regular and whether the treatment course is adhered to.
②Whether to cooperate with radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and traditional Chinese medicine. Even if these auxiliary treatments are used, whether the treatment plan is standardized. In short, wrong treatment, excessive treatment, and resistance to treatment will cause brain tumor recurrence and poor prognosis. This is also the key to how long a brain tumor patient can live.
③Physical constitution: How long can a person live after brain tumor surgery? The strength of one's physical constitution also has a great influence on the prognosis. The stronger a person's recovery ability, disease resistance, and repair ability are, the better the prognosis is. Patients with weak physical constitutions usually have low immune function, and it is difficult to control the recurrence of brain tumors, so the prognosis is poor.
④ Comprehensive rehabilitation: Family support and cooperation with treatment, and the amount of family care are factors that determine how long a patient with a benign brain tumor can live. At the same time, comprehensive factors such as daily diet, living habits, and psychology all affect the recovery situation. Even neglecting comprehensive care can also result in a high tumor recurrence rate and poor prognosis.
How long can a patient live after a brain tumor relapses after surgery? Benign brain tumors generally do not recur after complete resection, and the patient can live like a normal person. On the contrary, if a brain tumor cannot be completely removed, the postoperative combination of radiotherapy and chemotherapy can consolidate the treatment effect, and some patients can survive for more than ten years. The specific needs depend on the pathological grade, surgical method, and the patient's own physical fitness.