How many years can you live after brain cancer surgery

Since the surgery does not completely eliminate the cancer cells in the patient's body, some dormant cancer cells and tiny lesions cannot be eliminated by surgery, so brain tumor patients need to receive follow-up treatment.

Whether brain tumor patients can receive active care after surgery, such as regular check-ups at the hospital and normal diet and living habits, maintaining a good living and eating habit is beneficial to prolonging the survival time of brain tumor patients after surgery.

Finally, and most importantly, the choice of postoperative treatment for brain tumors. At present, the main postoperative treatments for brain tumors in my country are chemotherapy, radiotherapy and biological immunotherapy. Among them, chemotherapy and radiotherapy will cause serious toxic effects on patients, and after repeated treatments, the effect will gradually decrease. At present, the clinical use is a plan of combining biological immunotherapy with surgical treatment, which can eliminate residual cancer cells and micro-lesions during surgery, enhance the body's immunity, prevent tumor metastasis and recurrence, and accelerate the recovery of surgical trauma and improve the quality of life of patients.

Research on tumor molecular biology shows that there are two types of genes that are closely related to the occurrence and development of tumors. The activation and overexpression of oncogenes induce tumor formation, and the presence and expression of anti-cancer genes help inhibit the occurrence of tumors. Cells with oncogenes do not necessarily develop tumors. They need to undergo repeated stimulations to cause the cells to undergo small changes. Biological, chemical and physical stimulation factors such as viruses, X-rays, and carcinogenic chemicals can all cause oncogenes on cell chromosomes to cause cells to proliferate uncontrollably, forming malignant tumors of varying degrees. Neurofibromatosis, angioreticuloma and retinoblastoma have a clear familial tendency.

This question is not an unanswerable one. For benign brain tumors, there is no need to worry about how long you can live. What is more important is to actively treat it to achieve the goal of curing the brain tumor. How long you can live after surgery for a benign brain tumor is closely related to the pathological classification of the brain tumor, the constitution of the brain tumor patient, the surgical method of the brain tumor, and the level of the surgeon who performed the brain tumor surgery. These comprehensive factors determine how long you can live after surgery for a benign brain tumor.