Can gastric malignant tumors be cured? These conditions determine

Whether gastric malignant tumors can be cured depends on the specific situation. If it is in the early stage of the disease and there is no metastasis, it can be cured through partial resection. If local lymph node metastasis has occurred, lymph node removal is required, which can usually achieve a good prognosis.

In real life, we all know that there are many stomach diseases, some of which are very harmful. For example, gastric malignant tumor is one of them, which poses a serious threat to the patient's health. So, can gastric malignant tumor be cured? Let's find out below!
If it is an early-stage malignant gastric tumor, it is generally treated by partial gastrectomy, and most cases are usually curable. If local lymph node metastasis has already occurred, lymph node dissection should be performed during the surgery, which also has a good prognosis. For those advanced malignant gastric tumors, if surgical resection is not performed, but distant metastasis occurs, surgical treatment should be taken as soon as possible for resection, and some patients also need an extended radical surgery.
For those advanced malignant gastric tumors, if there is no distant metastasis, it is recommended to perform surgical resection as soon as possible, and some even require an extended radical surgery. For those cases where distant metastasis already exists, gastrectomy is usually not possible, and only a palliative surgery is often suitable, including gastrostomy and gastrojejunostomy, etc., so as to ensure that the patient's digestive tract remains unobstructed and nutrition is improved. For those malignant gastric tumors in the middle and late stages that cannot be treated surgically, it may be a good idea to perform laser and microwave treatment under endoscopy, or perform local injections of some anti-tumor drugs and anhydrous ethanol, or immune enhancers and other treatments.
In fact, in clinical practice, when most patients find themselves suffering from malignant gastric tumors, they are often in the middle stage of the disease. At present, for the treatment of malignant gastric tumors in the middle and late stages, most of them usually adopt surgical treatment, radiotherapy and chemotherapy, as well as traditional Chinese medicine treatment. However, no matter which treatment method is used, patients need to choose a suitable treatment method according to their actual condition.