How long can you live with chemotherapy for advanced bone cancer

How long can you live with chemotherapy for advanced bone cancer?

How long a patient can live after chemotherapy for advanced cancer is not only related to the effect of chemotherapy, but also to the patient's immunity. If the patient's chemotherapy effect is good and the body's immunity is high, the survival time can be extended, and it is very likely to reach a five-year survival rate. However, if the treatment effect is poor or the immunity is poor, the survival time will be reduced, and it is very likely to survive for two to three years or even shorter.

Advanced bone cancer is a very serious disease that requires active use of the correct treatment method. Generally speaking, surgical treatment is not recommended at this time. Conservative treatment should be given priority and control the development of the disease. Conservative treatment is chemotherapy first. As long as we actively cooperate with the doctor's chemotherapy treatment, we can control the aggravation of the disease to a large extent.

Patients with advanced cancer should adopt chemotherapy in a timely manner. How long they can live after chemotherapy depends not only on the treatment effect and subsequent adjuvant therapy, but is also directly related to the patient's own immune level. Therefore, the patient's survival time after chemotherapy cannot be determined and must be judged based on specific circumstances.

If chemotherapy is more effective, Chinese medicine can be used for treatment in the future to control the tumor and prevent it from spreading and metastasizing. At this time, the patient's immunity is relatively high, which will prolong the survival time, possibly reaching a five-year survival rate. Some patients can even achieve a survival time of about ten years with the treatment effect.