How many months can patients with advanced cardia cancer live? Factors affecting the survival period of advanced cardia cancer

Cardiac cancer is a malignant tumor in the digestive system that is difficult to treat. Especially when it enters the middle and late stages, it will cause many harms to the patient's life. Many patients will become very discouraged when they find that they have entered the late stage of the disease. So how many months can a patient live in the late stage of cardia cancer?

1. How many months can patients with advanced cardia cancer live?

Most patients with advanced cardia cancer will have cancer cells that invade surrounding organs and tissues. The most common is liver metastasis and invasion of surrounding blood vessels, which often affects the patient's normal eating. Therefore, the specific survival time is different. Some patients can live for one month, and some patients can live for about half a year. It is related to many factors.

2. Factors affecting the survival period of patients with advanced cardiac cancer

1. The patient's mentality

If patients with advanced cardia cancer can maintain a relatively peaceful state of mind, it will help improve their quality of life and extend their survival period. If they are in a negative and pessimistic mood for a long time, it is easy to reduce their immune system and cause endocrine disorders. At this time, the patient's survival period will be significantly shortened. If you want to improve your quality of life and extend your survival period, it is best to keep your mentality as positive as possible.

2. Treatment

After the disease is discovered, if it is treated promptly with effective methods and the symptoms of patients who have already invaded various organs are relieved, the survival period of patients with better treatment effects will be longer. However, if the disease is not treated effectively after it is discovered, or the treatment effect is not ideal, the survival period of patients will be shorter.

3. Patient's age

Generally speaking, if the patient is relatively young, his physical condition will be better and his mood metabolism will be stronger. After various treatments, his body will recover faster, especially after radiotherapy and chemotherapy. He will have a stronger tolerance to the various side effects caused by radiotherapy and chemotherapy, which is beneficial to prolonging the patient's life cycle. However, if the patient is older and his organs have already shown functional decline, his body's tolerance will decrease significantly and his survival period will be relatively shorter.