How long can you live after surgery for early stage lung cancer

How long can you live after surgery for early-stage lung cancer?

1. If lung cancer is discovered and treated surgically in the early stages, the patient's survival rate is very high. At this time, lung cancer is limited to a local area. As long as the local tumor tissue is removed and then certain radiotherapy and chemotherapy are performed, the occurrence of tumor regeneration can be effectively inhibited. Because such patients can survive for a long time, some can survive for more than ten years. In daily life, you must ensure healthy living habits and diet, and go to the hospital for a check-up every once in a while.

2. There are many clinical factors that affect the survival conditions of lung cancer patients after surgery, such as age, pathological stage, prognosis care, etc., but the most important factor affecting the patient's life is the tumor stage. However, since the early symptoms are not obvious, it is difficult to detect. If some patients can detect lung cancer in the early stage, then they may not relapse after surgery. The morbidity and mortality of lung cancer are relatively high.

What should you pay attention to during chemotherapy for lung cancer?

If the patient does not have obvious digestive tract symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and bloating after chemotherapy, he or she can appropriately supplement with foods rich in high-quality protein such as lean meat, marine fish, shrimp, egg products, dairy products, sea cucumbers, and silkworm pupae to help chemotherapy patients recover their physical condition and ensure the normal progress of the chemotherapy cycle.

If the patient can eat normally, he needs to supplement foods rich in high-quality protein, such as lean meat, marine fish, shrimp, egg foods, milk foods, etc., to help lung cancer chemotherapy patients restore their normal physical condition and ensure the smooth progress of chemotherapy. Be careful not to stay on smokers.