Average life expectancy in late-stage gallbladder cancer

Many people are concerned about how long patients with gallbladder cancer can live. Gallbladder cancer is a chronic physiological disease caused by long-term external stimulation, which poses a great threat to the patient's life safety. Let's take a detailed look at the average life expectancy of patients with gallbladder cancer in the late stage.

Experts say that it is not easy to explain how long patients with advanced gallbladder cancer can live. Many factors are involved. Generally speaking, how long patients with advanced gallbladder cancer can live depends on whether the treatment method is appropriate and the patient's physical function. As long as the appropriate method is selected for active treatment, symptoms can be improved and survival can be prolonged. Advanced gallbladder cancer patients should maintain an optimistic attitude and actively cooperate with treatment. With the continuous improvement of treatment methods, new treatment methods and drugs, many advanced patients now use the triple balance therapy of traditional Chinese medicine to reduce the toxic side effects of treatment and relieve inflammation and pain.
For patients with advanced gallbladder cancer that has spread to a large extent and has metastasized to multiple sites, palliative surgery can be used if the body can tolerate it to relieve pain and improve the quality of life. If there is obstructive jaundice, bile duct drainage should be performed to relieve jaundice and skin itching; if pyloric obstruction occurs, gastrojejunostomy can be performed. Simple surgery is quite harmful to patients with gallbladder cancer. In clinical practice, traditional Chinese medicine is often combined with treatment to help patients remove residual cancer cells after surgery, improve treatment effects, and help patients prolong their lives.