How long can a person with pancreatic cancer metastasize to the liver live

Since pancreatic cancer has a very poor prognosis and most patients have no obvious or specific symptoms in the early stages, 80% of patients are already in the middle or late stages when they are diagnosed, and most of them have liver metastasis symptoms. The treatment of pancreatic cancer liver metastasis is relatively difficult, and the 5-year survival rate of patients is less than 1%, causing many patients to worry about how long they can live after being diagnosed. So, how long can you live with pancreatic cancer liver metastasis? Let us find out together!

How long can a person with pancreatic cancer liver metastasis live? In fact, it is affected by many factors. First, if the stage is uncertain, it is impossible to predict the survival time. Secondly, if the treatment method is uncertain, it is also impossible to predict the survival time. At the same time, pancreatic cancer is difficult to detect, and it is also difficult to treat when it is diagnosed. Many people have lost the chance of surgical treatment, and radiotherapy and chemotherapy have little effect. Treatment with traditional Chinese medicine is the main treatment method. Many traditional Chinese medicines are slower in taking effect, but they have no toxic side effects and can be taken for a long time.
If the patient is in the early stage, there is still a possibility of survival with the tumor. Some people can even live like normal people through traditional Chinese medicine treatment. However, since many patients are already in the advanced stage of pancreatic cancer and have liver metastasis when diagnosed, it is more difficult to give a clear answer to their survival time. Because once cancer develops to the late stage, its cure rate will be very low. The question of how long a pancreatic cancer liver metastasis can live becomes more difficult to answer.