How long can one live with advanced colon cancer

How long can patients with advanced colon cancer live? If the postoperative treatment of colon cancer is appropriate and effective, the five-year survival rate of patients in the early stage can reach more than 80%, while in the late stage it is only about 30%. Taking the special Chinese medicine prescription Yichang Yuai Tang after colon cancer surgery can help patients recover after surgery, prevent recurrence and spread, and effectively extend the patient's survival period.

If patients with colorectal cancer want to live longer, they must pay attention to their diet. Increase the absorption of fiber in the diet. The primary function of fiber in food is to normalize intestinal activity, increase the volume of stool, and reduce the length of time stool stays in the rectum. Feces in the colon can make bacteria become and can produce carcinogens.

Generally, the survival rate after rectal cancer surgery is good. Some patients with abdominal wall fistula can be cured. It mainly depends on the pathological classification and the surrounding tissues. According to what you said, the surrounding tissues are cleaned up more completely, and the postoperative effect is mostly good. Don't worry too much, actively complete chemotherapy, and radiotherapy can be performed if necessary.

It should be said that the effect of systemic treatment is quite good. A long time ago, my senior doctor admitted a patient with rectal cancer. The patient was about 45 years old and underwent complete cure of rectal cancer. Now it has been almost ten years since the operation. Last year, the patient had a follow-up examination of inguinal lymph node transfer and surgical resection, and is now in excellent general condition.

The length of survival depends on the patient's age, gender, constitution, habits, diet, and psychological factors. It is advisable to take ginseng extract, ginsenoside Rh2 and other Chinese medicine to improve immunity, conduct a long-term and effective auxiliary treatment, improve the patient's quality of life, and avoid various complications after surgery. Patients with colorectal cancer should avoid spicy food. Foods such as chili and pepper can irritate the anus and must not be eaten.