How long can you live with mid-stage laryngeal cancer

It is not yet certain how long laryngeal cancer can survive in the medium term. Some better treatment effects may be about 5 years, and effects of one year or longer are also possible. For patients in the medium term, the larger the number and volume of metastatic lymph nodes, the lower the 5-year survival rate. The lower the degree of differentiation, the higher the incidence of metastasis. It is recommended that Chinese medicine should be supplemented in addition to conventional treatment.

In fact, laryngeal cancer is a malignant tumor. It is difficult to say the specific survival time. It also needs to be evaluated and judged according to the actual situation of the patient. In recent years, Chinese herbal medicine has been widely used. Its anti-cancer effect has been approved by the state. Cooperative treatment can not only improve the efficacy, but also improve the quality of life of clinical patients, and has no obvious toxicity to the blood system.

In fact, laryngeal cancer is a malignant tumor. It is difficult to say the specific survival time. It also needs to be evaluated and judged according to the actual situation of the patient. In recent years, Chinese herbal medicine has been widely used. Its anti-cancer effect has been approved by the state. Cooperative treatment can not only improve the efficacy, but also improve the quality of life of clinical patients, and has no obvious toxicity to the blood system.

Common treatments include surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and biological therapy. For patients in the middle stage, the proliferation of laryngeal cancer cells is very likely, and radiotherapy is usually used. It is suggested that the side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy can be significantly reduced during treatment, the quality of life of patients can be improved, the growth and metastasis of laryngeal cancer cells can be inhibited, and the efficacy can be improved. High-tech medical means are used to inhibit and block laryngeal cancer, and to a certain extent, the invasion and metastasis of tumors can be inhibited. Use. This is also affected by many factors, such as age, vocal cord activity, preoperative and postoperative positive lymph nodes, preoperative and postoperative staging, preoperative and postoperative classification, tumor size, etc. Postoperative survival mainly depends on early treatment, and laryngeal cancer is no exception. Generally speaking, if the hoarseness or foreign body sensation in the throat persists for unknown reasons and the symptom treatment is ineffective, we should be vigilant and suspect the possibility of laryngeal cancer, and pay attention to such a situation in life. In terms of independent factors, early detection of laryngeal cancer, timely and reasonable surgical treatment, and reducing the recurrence rate are the key to improving the survival rate of laryngeal cancer patients. As long as you pay attention to your daily life, observe more, pay more attention, find abnormalities earlier, and seek medical treatment in time is the greatest guarantee for your body, and you must never have the idea of ​​waiting and seeing. Early treatment, early health.