How long can a woman with tongue cancer live

Once tongue cancer progresses to the late stage, it is more likely to relapse or metastasize after treatment. Clinically, different patients have different recurrence situations and manifestations of late-stage tongue cancer. However, once late-stage tongue cancer recurs, it will once again bring a very heavy blow to the patient's body and mind, and it will also seriously threaten the patient's life span. At this time, many patients are curious. Let's learn about the life expectancy of female tongue cancer.

So what kind of treatment should be chosen after the recurrence of tongue cancer? After the recurrence, the patient's physical constitution deteriorates, and all aspects of function also decline accordingly. At this time, it is often not suitable for more invasive treatment methods such as surgery and chemotherapy. It is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine treatment. On the one hand, traditional Chinese medicine treatment has no toxic side effects, and will not produce toxic side effects and adverse reactions to the patient's body. On the other hand, traditional Chinese medicine treatment pays more attention to the overall treatment of the patient. According to the patient's condition and the situation after recurrence, the patient is treated according to the syndrome differentiation, which can not only inhibit and kill cancer cells, but also enhance the patient's physical fitness, improve the patient's immunity and resistance, and mobilize the patient's autonomous anti-cancer ability, improve the treatment effect, control the disease as soon as possible, and prolong the patient's life.

The life expectancy of female tongue cancer patients is uncertain. They need to adjust their mood, actively cooperate with treatment, and use the development of modern medicine to prolong their life expectancy.

The key to treating patients with recurrent advanced tongue cancer is to control the disease, stabilize the cancer lesions, improve the patient's quality of life, and effectively prolong the patient's life. This is also the ultimate goal of treating advanced tongue cancer.

Therefore, to improve the long-term efficacy of tongue cancer, early detection, early diagnosis, early treatment, and regular follow-up are necessary. If surgery is possible, surgery should be performed as soon as possible. The therapeutic effect of auxiliary Chinese medicine is better. For example, auxiliary treatment with ginsenoside Rh2 with a content of more than 16% can improve the success rate of surgery, control the progression of the disease, eliminate residual cancer cells after surgery, improve people's immunity, appetite, sleep, and quality of life.