How long can you live after colorectal cancer surgery

How long you can live depends on the patient's physical condition and the treatment method. Surgery can remove tumor tissue and have an immediate effect, but it cannot prevent recurrence and metastasis. It is recommended to combine cellular immunotherapy after surgery, which can effectively remove tiny lesions remaining from the surgery and remove free cancer cells in the blood or lymph circulation, thereby preventing tumor recurrence and metastasis.

Improve the patient's anti-tumor immune function and reduce the incidence of various infections. How long a patient can live after colorectal cancer surgery is related to the patient's physical condition and the surrounding environment. For the treatment of colorectal cancer, we strive to achieve early detection, grasp the best treatment opportunity, maintain a good attitude to accept surgery, strive for comprehensive postoperative treatment to consolidate, reduce the postoperative complications and recurrence rate of colorectal cancer, and thus prolong the survival period after colorectal cancer surgery.

Since colorectal cancer can still recur and metastasize after radical surgery, this is the key to how long one can live after colorectal cancer surgery. Postoperative recurrence is caused by residual cancer cells in the body, and the hidden metastatic lesions may also be due to the failure to completely remove the lesions during surgery. Therefore, before laparotomy, intra-intestinal chemotherapy for tumors or preoperative enema for colorectal cancer can prevent the spread of cancer cells, kill and eliminate cancer cells. After surgery, we must actively use traditional Chinese medicine to consolidate treatment.