Can lymphoma be cured? How long can one live in the early stages?

Lymphoma patients must want to know whether lymphoma can be cured. Next, let us follow the author to understand how long lymphoma can be cured and how long you can live in the early stage.

Lymphoma is a malignant tumor originating from lymph nodes or lymphatic tissues, which is mainly manifested as painless and progressive lymphadenopathy. It can occur at any age. Lymphoma is a malignant tumor originating from the lymphatic system. In developed countries, the disease ranks sixth in cancer deaths. There are 350,000 newly discovered patients and 200,000 deaths in the world every year. In China, the incidence of lymphoma is increasing year by year. It has attracted great attention from the medical community.

A large number of clinical trials have confirmed that 80% of early lymphoma patients can be cured through immunochemotherapy and traditional Chinese medicine treatment, and 20% of patients can still survive healthily five years after the onset of the disease. Many international and domestic studies have shown that after immunochemotherapy, the clinical efficacy, disease-free survival time and overall survival of patients have been significantly extended, making the cure of lymphoma possible.

Whether lymphoma can be cured depends on the treatment effect and physical function. As long as you choose an active treatment method. Symptoms can be improved, lymphoma patients should maintain an optimistic attitude and actively cooperate with treatment. The proportion of early treatment is considerable, but it also depends on the tissue type of the tumor, the pathological stage, the patient's physical condition, whether the treatment is appropriate, etc. Pathologically, lymphoma is divided into two categories: Hodgkin's lymphoma and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, which can be further subdivided according to the size, shape and distribution of cells.

Lymphoma patients should be careful to avoid stimulating drinks such as coffee, avoid seafood and some warm foods, maintain good living, working and rest habits, and strengthen outdoor exercise.