What are the dietary factors that lead to gastric cancer

The dietary factors that lead to gastric cancer are as follows: Frequent consumption of moldy food. Patients with bad eating habits often eat overnight or moldy food, which will produce a large amount of aflatoxin in gastric juice, which has a carcinogenic effect. Foods with high ammonium nitrite content include pickled animal food and pickled fish. Foods that lead to gastric cancer include pickled food.

Survival of gastric cancer bone metastasis

Bone metastasis of gastric cancer is the advanced stage of gastric cancer. The survival period of patients involves many factors, such as the patient's physical tolerance, psychological quality, treatment and nursing conditions, etc. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy are common methods to control the development of the disease, which can stabilize the condition to a certain extent. In addition, Chinese medicine can help the body restore strength, improve vital energy and function, and reduce the side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy drugs. If bone metastasis has symptoms of gastrointestinal obstruction, gastrostomy or jejunostomy can be performed to ensure the body's nutrition and prolong the patient's life. Generally, it is no problem to maintain it for more than half a year to a year. The main thing is to try to reduce the patient's pain. If conditions permit, chemotherapy and radiotherapy and other related treatments can be used. It is possible to achieve the purpose of prolonging life, but cure is impossible. The survival period of gastric cancer bone metastasis depends on whether it is simple bone metastasis or combined with other lesions.

What are the early symptoms of gastric cancer? Can it be cured?

Gastric cancer is often asymptomatic in its early stages. A few patients may experience symptoms such as fullness, discomfort, and indigestion, which are not easily taken seriously and are often ignored as common gastritis. For patients who are not in the early stages of cancer, surgical treatment is the main treatment, and a comprehensive treatment method combined with preoperative neoadjuvant chemotherapy is advocated to increase the surgical resection rate, reduce the recurrence rate after surgery, and improve the survival rate. Gastric cancer is a common digestive tract malignancy in my country. Gastric cancer is highly prevalent in the northwest and southeast coastal areas of my country. The incidence rate is relatively low in Guangxi, Guangdong, and Guizhou. The incidence of gastric cancer has been on a downward trend in the past 30 years, but gastric cancer still ranks third in the order of causes of death from malignant tumors among urban residents. Gastric cancer still poses a serious threat to people's health.