Gastric cancer is preventable

Shan Tianfang, a master of storytelling, has brought leisure time to many people. However, who could have imagined that such an old man who speaks with vigor and confidence is a cancer patient who has been suffering from cancer for nine years and has only one-third of his stomach left. Talking about his medical history, Mr. Shan said without any hesitation: "In fact, until now, my children have not officially told me that I have cancer, but I have known about my condition for a long time, and I have never been affected by the disease as my children worry."

Perhaps because he had experienced various hardships in life in his early years, Teacher Shan did not take this disease seriously. Moreover, such a terminal illness did not pose any threat to Teacher Shan, who had a strong character and a peaceful heart.

The World Health Organization once put forward the slogan that "cancer can also be prevented", which is indeed the case. At present, most cancers are closely related to lifestyle. A healthy lifestyle includes not smoking, drinking less, eating a reasonable diet, and exercising appropriately. At the same time, we should pay attention to health examinations for high-risk groups and conduct regular cancer surveys and screenings. Cancer can be prevented.

With the continuous improvement of medical technology, doctors' treatment methods for cancer have changed from "win or lose" to treating a chronic disease. Even if you really have cancer, most early-stage cancers can be cured. Even in the middle and late stages, there are many medical methods to reduce the patient's pain, prolong the patient's life, and improve the patient's quality of life. There is no need to give up on yourself. The most important thing is to face life correctly and optimistically.