How long can you live with stage 4 lung cancer bone metastasis

How long a patient with stage 4 lung adenocarcinoma can live is not a definite number. It depends on the site of lung cancer metastasis, the patient's physical condition, the underlying diseases, whether active anti-tumor treatment is carried out, etc. Patients with lung cancer bone metastasis should focus on systemic treatment to improve the quality of life, prolong life, relieve symptoms and psychological pain, and prevent or delay bone-related events such as pathological fractures. Patients with advanced lung cancer bone metastasis can survive for about 12 years regardless of treatment, and a few can survive for more than 5 years.

How to treat lung cancer metastasis?

Lung cancer with bilateral lung metastasis is also clinically considered to be in the late stage after chemotherapy, targeted therapy, and immunotherapy. At this time, it is almost impossible to cure the disease, and the only thing to do is to control the tumor as much as possible and prolong the patient's survival time. Advanced lung cancer can be examined by sputum exfoliated cytology to diagnose the cell type of cancer tissue or conduct gene monitoring for targeted drug therapy. The treatment plan for lung cancer should be based on the basic conditions of the patient's physical condition, tumor pathology type, and invasion range, and should be a multidisciplinary comprehensive treatment.

How long can you live with a low-grade fever in the late stage of lung cancer?

After standardized treatment, the life expectancy of advanced patients is generally about half a year to a year, and how long each person can live is different. For example, if advanced lung cancer has frequent metastases to the mediastinum, esophagus, and other places, affecting eating and breathing, it may affect the greater survival period, which may be half a year to a year. How long can you live with mid- to late-stage cancer?