How long can a lymphoma patient live after surgery

This is the most concerned issue for many patients and their families. Oncologists say that the treatment of lymphoma is a systematic process. Since each patient's condition and treatment method are different, it is impossible to give a clear answer to this question. Experts say that how long a lymphoma patient can live after surgery generally depends on whether the treatment method is appropriate and has a lot to do with the patient's mentality. Please allow oncologists to introduce the specific content to you in detail below.

How long can a lymphoma patient live after surgery? This involves many factors. Generally speaking, how long a lymphoma patient can live, in other words, how long a lymphoma patient can survive, depends mainly on whether the treatment method is appropriate and the patient's physical function. In addition, lymphoma patients and their families should learn more about the treatment of lymphoma and communicate more with the attending physician, which will help prolong the survival period of patients with advanced lymphoma.

At present, in the world of medicine, the main treatments for advanced lymphoma include surgical resection, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and traditional Chinese medicine. Each method has its own characteristics. The specific treatment method to be adopted depends on the patient's own physical condition and the medical and technical conditions of the hospital.

Surgery can quickly remove tumor tissue in the patient's body and has a quick effect, but it cannot eradicate tumor cells and can easily cause the spread, metastasis and recurrence of tumor cells, thereby aggravating the patient's condition and being detrimental to the patient's treatment; radiotherapy and chemotherapy.

How long can a lymphoma patient live after surgery? The above is a detailed introduction. Experts from the Cancer Hospital cannot say that to avoid lymphoma from causing more harm to the patient's body, early detection and treatment are very critical. In order to detect it early, you must understand the symptoms of lymphoma.