Invasive gastric cancer usually occurs in what stage?

When does gastric cancer usually develop into invasive gastric cancer?

1. Invasive gastric cancer is generally the advanced stage of gastric cancer, and at this time it is necessary to control the disease in accordance with the doctor's advice.

2. Invasive gastric cancer refers to the invasive growth of cancer cells in the advanced stage of gastric cancer. At this time, the cancer cells have broken through the mucosal layer and entered the muscle layer and serosal layer, indicating that the disease has worsened and it is more likely to have symptoms such as loss of appetite, stomach pain, and indigestion.

3. If the patient's physical condition is suitable for surgical intervention at this time, surgical resection should be performed as soon as possible to avoid the continued development of cancer cells. The surrounding lymph nodes also need to be cleaned. After the treatment, regular check-ups should be conducted to avoid the recurrence of cancer cells. If the patient's condition is not suitable for surgical intervention, chemotherapy and chemotherapy are required to inhibit the development of cancer cells and appropriately prolong the patient's survival period.

4. In daily life, we need to keep our diet light and avoid eating irritating or greasy food, otherwise it will cause great irritation to the stomach, which will accelerate the development of the disease and affect the doctor's control of the disease. At this time, we can do some appropriate physical exercise, which is beneficial to the normal circulation of the body and can play a certain auxiliary therapeutic role.