How long can I live if esophageal cancer recurs

Esophageal cancer is a common malignant tumor of the digestive tract. In recent years, with the continuous increase in its incidence, its incidence is second only to gastric cancer among malignant tumors of the digestive tract, and it has become one of the important diseases that endanger our life and health. After the onset of esophageal cancer, it will not only cause patients to have progressive dysphagia, but also endanger the patient's life. Therefore, patients who have been diagnosed need active treatment. How long can you live after esophageal cancer surgery? This is what many patients want to know. Let me introduce it to you below.

How long can a patient live after esophageal cancer surgery? This question cannot be generalized. It has a lot to do with the patient's mentality, physical fitness, postoperative care, etc. Surgical treatment is not thorough, and patients are prone to recurrence and metastasis after surgical treatment. The occurrence of these conditions will aggravate the patient's condition, so the first thing patients should do after surgery is to prevent recurrence and metastasis. Clinically, if esophageal cancer recovers well, does not recur in the later stage, has an optimistic personality, and has a high quality of life, the survival period will be several years to decades.

Methods to prolong survival after esophageal cancer surgery with traditional Chinese medicine to prevent recurrence and metastasis Traditional Chinese medicine assists surgical treatment to prevent recurrence and metastasis, effectively removes residual cancer cells and remaining lesions after surgery, and prevents tumor recurrence and metastasis. At the same time, it improves the patient's immunity. Traditional Chinese medicine has a mild nature. While inhibiting the spread of cancer cells, it improves the patient's immunity and fundamentally treats the disease.

Methods to prolong survival after esophageal cancer surgery: Reasonable dietary combination 1. Patients with esophageal cancer generally have difficulty swallowing after surgery. They should pay attention to chewing slowly and eating a combination of meat and vegetables. They should correct bad habits such as eating too fast, too hot, too hard, or too coarse food; eat more fresh vegetables and fruits to ensure the supply of vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin A and trace elements such as molybdenum, zinc, and copper; do not eat food contaminated by mold, moldy, or rotten food; quit smoking and avoid strong alcohol.

2. During the recovery period after esophageal cancer surgery, patients can adjust their diet with porridge, such as coix seed porridge, red date glutinous rice, lotus seed, longan and wolfberry porridge, etc. Eat more yogurt, eggs, soy products, etc. Those with poor appetite can eat fresh hawthorn and fresh pomegranate, or tangerine peel, ginger, chicken gizzard and other food stews to increase appetite.

3. For elderly patients with esophageal cancer, medicated food can be combined with effective medicines and foods to make medicated food. Diet therapy after esophageal cancer surgery can improve symptoms such as dysphagia, chest tightness, hiccups, and constipation. Commonly used effective foods include walnut kernels, mulberries, black sesame seeds, honey, sea cucumbers, almonds, tangerine cakes, sword beans, figs, kiwis, lychees, pears, black-bone chickens, crucian carps, and turtles.

Ways to prolong survival after esophageal cancer surgery: Maintain a good attitude. Many people are always at a loss and depressed when they get cancer, and blindly seek treatment. As a result, not only the disease is not cured, but the money is wasted. Therefore, once you have cancer, you must maintain a peaceful attitude and actively cooperate with the treatment according to the situation, so as to prolong your life.

Treatment of Late-stage Esophageal Cancer When esophageal cancer develops to the late stage, most patients cannot withstand more lethal treatments. Although radiotherapy and chemotherapy are more effective in killing cancer cells, they have many side effects and are not suitable for late-stage patients. In clinical practice, Chinese medicine is a commonly used treatment method for lung cancer. Chinese medicine has a strong holistic concept and dialectical treatment. According to the different constitutions of each patient, the early, middle and late stages are different, the complications are different, and the manifestations are not exactly the same. During treatment, the right medicine is given, with both fixed main prescriptions and flexible additions and subtractions of constantly changing drugs. Each person has a different prescription and dialectical treatment, which is both scientific and reasonable, with significant therapeutic effects.