How long can you live if stomach cancer metastasizes to the liver

Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment for Gastric Cancer Liver Metastasis: Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment has its unique advantages. According to its treatment principle of syndrome differentiation and treatment and treating according to the spleen and stomach, it can effectively improve symptoms, while reducing the toxic side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, improving the patient's quality of life and prolonging survival.

Currently, the most cost-effective drug for treating liver metastasis of gastric cancer is Ganfule Capsule, which has the effects of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, softening and dispersing nodules, clearing away heat and detoxifying. It can mobilize the body's immune function, improve symptoms, reduce the toxic and side effects of chemotherapy and radiotherapy, improve the patient's quality of life, and prevent further deterioration of the disease.

Treatment of gastric cancer liver metastasis---Gastric cancer liver metastasis includes hematogenous metastasis and gastric cancer penetrating into the liver, that is, direct spread. Gastric cancer liver metastasis is mostly hematogenous metastasis. Hematogenous metastasis of gastric cancer is most common in the liver and bone marrow, accounting for 46.7%. Gastric cancer liver metastasis is different from primary liver cancer. Because the liver itself does not have the background of hepatitis and cirrhosis like primary liver cancer, once gastric cancer metastasizes through the blood circulation, it is mostly in the late stage and often has multiple right hepatic metastases. Therefore, the treatment of gastric cancer liver metastasis must be cautious, and the possibility of surgical resection is very small.

Treatment of gastric cancer liver metastasis --- surgical treatment of gastric cancer liver metastasis: only 10% to 20% of gastric cancer liver metastasis patients are suitable for liver resection. For left lateral direct spread liver metastasis, as long as it can be removed, it can be removed together with the primary lesion. If there is postoperative metastasis, it can also be removed. After surgery, the liver stump is given radiotherapy and hepatic artery or/and portal vein catheterization drug pump perfusion chemotherapy. The effect is better than that of cases with liver cancer lesions.

Treatment of gastric cancer liver metastasis --- radiotherapy and chemotherapy for gastric cancer liver metastasis: Clinical reports show that 6 cycles of radiotherapy and chemotherapy for gastric cancer liver metastasis with paclitaxel + fluorouracil + cisplatin are effective. After the liver lesions are controlled, radical resection of gastric cancer and liver metastasis is performed at the same time. When choosing radiotherapy and chemotherapy, it is necessary to analyze the patient's condition in detail. It should not be used for patients with weak bodies who cannot bear it, and it is best to use it with traditional Chinese medicine.