Older patients with colorectal cancer also have hope of being cured

Case 1: 65-year-old Mr. Wang is a typical farmer who is busy with farm work year after year. His life is simple and comfortable. But three months ago, he suddenly developed blood in his stool, accompanied by abdominal pain and diarrhea. He could not bear it for three days, so he went to the hospital for examination accompanied by his son, and was diagnosed with rectal cancer.

This frightened Lao Wang. He lived a simple life, how could he get cancer? Lao Wang was completely disappointed. He felt that he had been sentenced to death. Rather than suffering and wasting money, he would rather go home as soon as possible. No matter how earnestly the doctor and his son persuaded him, he refused to accept treatment.

After returning home, Lao Wang cried almost every day and was extremely sad. His depressed and negative mood made his condition worse and even had difficulty eating. Only half a year later, Lao Wang passed away.

Case 2: Mr. Li is 67 years old and runs a small shop just to kill time. His children are successful in their careers, but Mr. Li doesn’t want to disturb their lives. He was diagnosed with

The doctor also admired Mr. Li's courage and optimistic attitude. Soon Mr. Li underwent surgery. After the surgery, he actively cooperated with the doctor's examinations. His condition was effectively controlled and he was happy every day. Two months later, Mr. Li recovered and was discharged from the hospital.

Many colorectal cancer patients feel that they have cancer and that it is incurable, so they do not want to bring trouble to their families, so they give up colorectal cancer treatment. However, this idea is wrong. Although there is no way to completely cure colorectal cancer, it does not mean that you are sentenced to death if you have colorectal cancer. Many patients can survive for a long time after treatment. The key to the difference in treatment effect lies in the patient's treatment condition, physical function, and is closely related to the patient's psychological quality.

In short, even if you are old, you should not give up treatment easily. If colorectal cancer patients choose the right treatment, they can live at least two to three years, and five years is also possible. Life is very precious. Even in the most desperate moment, do not give up life easily and treat yourself well.