How long can a person live with gastric cancer metastasized to the pancreas?

The survival time of gastric cancer metastasis to the pancreas depends on many factors, the first of which is the patient's own physical constitution, and the second is what kind of treatment he receives and how sensitive he is to the treatment. Due to individual differences, the survival rate will vary greatly. In order to improve the survival time of patients with gastric cancer metastasis, patients need to actively cooperate with the treatment and maintain a good physical and mental state to control the deterioration of the disease. On the one hand, the technology will not produce rejection reactions, is safe and reliable, and has no toxic side effects. On the other hand, immune cells can kill tiny lesions and residual tumor cells in the body, enhance the body's immunity, and reduce the toxic side effects of conventional therapies. The occurrence of gastric cancer is mainly related to the dietary habits of food, and it has a certain genetic nature and is generally not contagious.

Can targeted drugs be used to treat advanced gastric cancer?

Gastric cancer is a malignant tumor disease. Early gastric cancer requires surgical resection. Postoperative chemotherapy helps kill cancer cells and reduce cancer recurrence. After surgery, pay attention to dietary rules and eat small and frequent meals. Gastric cancer can be treated with targeted drugs. Advanced gastric cancer can be treated with targeted drugs, depending on the symptoms of gastric cancer patients. Molecular targeted drugs can effectively alleviate the patient's survival period and reduce the probability of recurrence.

Is gastric antral congestion and edema likely to cause gastric cancer?

Antral congestion and edema are unlikely to be gastric cancer. The presence of such test results indicates a greater possibility of antral gastritis. It is not a typical endoscopic manifestation of gastric cancer. Usually, when performing gastroscopy in the early stages of gastric cancer, flat, slightly raised or slightly sunken lesions can be found, but in the late stages, obvious tumor changes can be found with the naked eye. Antral congestion and edema have no direct relationship with how long it will take to turn into cancer. Antral congestion and edema are generally manifestations of chronic gastritis or erosive gastritis and generally will not become malignant. Early surgical treatment can be performed after antral cancer occurs. Early surgical cutting can control the spread of cancer cells.