How long can you live if ovarian cancer spreads to the late stage

How long can you live if ovarian cancer spreads to the late stage?

Ovarian cancer is a common gynecological malignancy, which may also be accompanied by irregular vaginal bleeding. Tumor growth may also manifest as pain and swelling. Ovarian cancer can also metastasize to other parts of the body through blood circulation and lymphatic circulation. In the late stage, the overall prognosis is poor, but the detailed survival time is uncertain. If the patient's physical condition allows, chemotherapy can be stopped to delay tumor growth.

Ovarian cancer is a gynecological malignancy. There is no obvious discomfort in the early stage. As the tumor grows, irregular menstruation, abdominal pain, back pain, ascites, abdominal masses and other diseases may occur. In the late stage, it can metastasize multiple times. Timely standardized treatment is of great benefit to the patient's prognosis, but the detailed survival time is difficult to understand.

Since surgery and chemotherapy cannot control, or relapse, radical treatment with traditional Chinese medicine is recommended. Cancer is a systemic disease based on local manifestations. Simple lumpectomy or even large-scale resection may not improve the cure rate, but will lead to a decrease in the patient's quality of life. Chemotherapy is a systemic treatment technique, but it is not efficient, extremely expensive, has little benefit, and has a large reaction.