How long can you live after chemotherapy for colorectal cancer

How long can you live after chemotherapy for colorectal cancer? Nowadays, more and more people are suffering from colorectal cancer. Although it is closely related to diet, the neglect of related examinations during physical examinations, such as fecal occult blood, rectal examination, colonoscopy, etc., and the lack of attention to the symptoms of blood in the stool, lead to colorectal cancer patients being in the late stage as soon as they develop the disease, and the survival period after surgery is getting shorter and shorter.

How long can you live after chemotherapy for colorectal cancer? The incidence and mortality of colorectal cancer vary due to factors such as regional environment and dietary structure. China's vegetarian diet is more conducive to the prevention and treatment of colorectal cancer than Western food such as hamburgers, French fries, and grilled steaks. But strangely, the average age of onset of colorectal cancer in the United States is 65 years old, while in my country it is advanced to 50-55 years old, more than ten years earlier; the early detection rate of colorectal cancer in Europe is 70% to 80%, while Chinese colorectal cancer patients, once discovered, are basically in the middle and late stages, which leads to a high mortality rate of colorectal cancer.
How long can you live after chemotherapy for colorectal cancer? Having colorectal cancer does not mean death. As long as it can be detected early and effective and reasonable treatment plans are taken, cancer patients can effectively control cancer. They should treat the disease with a good attitude and receive regular treatment as soon as possible. Experts at Wuhan Oriental Tumor Diagnosis and Treatment Base said that the life expectancy after colorectal cancer surgery varies from person to person. At present, colorectal cancer can be treated in combination with traditional Chinese medicine's "two-way impact nano-activated cancer killing therapy", and the treatment effect is significant.