How long can you live after surgery for colorectal cancer liver metastasis?

1. This is not accurate. How long can extensive recurrence last after surgery for colorectal cancer liver metastasis? Extensive recurrence after surgery for colorectal cancer liver metastasis may affect the survival period, ranging from half a year to one year. Because it is different from the individual situation of the patient, the time will be different and cannot be generalized.

2. Patients with liver metastasis are generally more serious, indicating that the disease is likely to be in the late stage, and various organs of the body are easily involved, thus affecting normal functions. People with relatively poor physical fitness who do not pay attention to physical maintenance may have their survival period shortened to about half a year. People with relatively good physical fitness may extend their survival period to about one year to a certain extent by reasonably increasing nutrition in daily life. Under the guidance of a doctor, patients can use chemotherapy drugs such as fluorouracil injection and paclitaxel injection to relieve the symptoms caused by the disease; radiotherapy can also be improved to improve the quality of life.

3. Maintaining a good attitude in daily life is one of the key factors in curing the disease. Arrange work and rest reasonably, ensure enough sleep time every day, do not stay up late for a long time, and do not overwork the body.

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