How long can you live after surgery for mid-stage colorectal cancer

How long can you live after surgery for mid-stage colorectal cancer? Colorectal cancer is a very common malignant tumor, with the highest incidence rate between the ages of 40 and 50. The incidence rate of colorectal cancer is highest in New Zealand, North America, Western Europe and other places. Now, with the improvement of our living standards and some changes in dietary structure, the incidence rate of colorectal cancer in China has also shown an upward trend year by year.

If colorectal cancer has a good prognosis and receives comprehensive and correct treatment in the late stage, the five-year survival rate can reach 55%, and the ten-year survival rate can reach 53%. The survival period of colorectal cancer is the longest among all tumors of the digestive system.

The most conventional method to treat colorectal cancer is surgery, but the length of survival of colorectal cancer patients after surgery is also determined by the patient's own condition and some physical conditions. In addition, there is a possibility of metastasis and recurrence after surgery, so we also need to use biological immunotherapy for auxiliary treatment.

The main point of this biological immunotherapy is that it cultivates our own cells and then injects them into our body, which can improve our own immune function and our body's anti-cancer effect. This treatment method has no side effects.

Note: During the treatment of colorectal cancer, we must pay special attention to diet, eat more fiber-rich foods, and less spicy, hot, and irritating foods. We can also improve our immunity through some Chinese medicines that strengthen the spleen and kidneys.