How many years can you live after cholecystoenterostomy? It depends on many factors

The survival period of patients after choledochojejunostomy varies from person to person. Some patients may have a survival period of about two years, but the specific situation depends on the patient's physical recovery after the operation. Regular physical examinations should be performed after the operation, which can also effectively prolong the patient's survival period and avoid the danger of death in a short period of time.
Choledochojejunostomy is a treatment for severe bile duct diseases. The treatment effect of this method is relatively good, but because this operation is also risky, many patients are worried that their life span will be affected after choledochojejunostomy. So how many years can patients live after choledochojejunostomy? Let's take a look.

1. If some patients are in good health after surgery, they should also undergo regular physical examinations. The survival period of patients after choledochojejunostomy varies from person to person. Some patients may have a survival period of about two years, so effective treatment should be carried out.
2. Choledochojejunostomy surgery can improve the patient's physical and mental health and avoid death in a short period of time. However, if lymph node metastasis occurs after surgery, or the condition worsens after surgery, the patient may only survive for about a year.
3. There are many treatments for malignant tumors. Surgery can effectively control the progression of the disease, but intestinal anastomosis is a relatively common method for treating malignant tumors. Regular physical examinations should be performed after surgery, which can also effectively prolong the patient's survival and avoid the risk of death in a short period of time.
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The effect of cholecystoenterostomy in treating malignant tumors is relatively good. After surgical treatment, the patient's survival period can be extended by two years or more, but the specific situation depends on the patient's physical recovery after surgery.