Can lung cancer be cured after resection? The cure rate is relatively high

Lung cancer can be treated surgically, and resection can cure early-stage patients with a relatively high cure rate. However, surgical resection may not cure patients in the middle or late stages, and may lead to recurrence.

Lung cancer patients need to receive timely treatment after the onset of the disease, and use medical intervention to inhibit the spread of cancer cells, otherwise the cancer cells will easily spread to various parts of the body and cause life-threatening conditions. So can lung cancer be cured after removal?
1. Can lung cancer be cured after resection? <br/>Whether lung cancer can be cured after resection has a lot to do with the patient's physical condition. For patients with early lung cancer, the probability of recovery is very high if the tumor is removed surgically. In the next five years, the probability of survival will reach 70%, and even a cure can be achieved.
Even if patients with advanced stage cancer undergo surgical resection to remove the tumor, it is very likely that the lesion will remain in the body, and the probability of recovery is relatively low. Therefore, the probability of recovery through surgical resection is mainly related to the patient's physical condition.
2. Postoperative care for lung cancer <br/>After lung cancer surgery, you still need to do some care to prolong your life. Otherwise, even if the surgery is successful, it is likely to cause recurrence of the disease. Smoking is prohibited after surgery to avoid recurrence of lung cancer. At the same time, lung function will decline after surgery, and you need to take medication in time for treatment, gradually increase the amount of physical exercise, and after surgery, you need to use traditional Chinese medicine to regulate your body to improve the body's resistance.