How long does it take to cure tongue cancer

Tongue cancer can manifest itself in three early stages: ulceration, exogenous growth, and infiltration. It is often manifested as the coexistence of ulceration and infiltration, accompanied by spontaneous pain and varying degrees of tongue movement disorders. This seriously affects the normal life of patients, and curing tongue cancer has become the most important thing for patients. So how long does it take to cure tongue cancer? Let's find out together.

The diagnosis of tongue cancer is generally easy, but we should be vigilant for early tongue cancer, especially the invasive type. Palpation is more important than visual examination for the diagnosis of tongue cancer. A biopsy should be performed to confirm the diagnosis. After the diagnosis is confirmed, it is recommended to take Chinese herbal medicine for dynamic treatment, treat both the symptoms and the root cause, kill cancer cells, improve immunity, etc., effectively control the disease, so that the patient's condition can be significantly improved in the shortest time and achieve the desired effect. Radiotherapy, simple surgical resection or cryotherapy can be considered for early and highly differentiated tongue cancer. Comprehensive treatment should be used for advanced tongue cancer, and radiotherapy plus surgery or triple (chemotherapy, surgery, radiotherapy) or quadruple (triple plus traditional Chinese medicine or immunotherapy) therapy should be used according to different conditions. In addition, you can consider taking Selenium Weikang selenium malt for auxiliary treatment. Selenium malt is the natural "king of anti-cancer", which has anti-cancer and tumor prevention effects, enhances body functions, improves immunity, curbs the growth and metastasis of cancer cells, and can effectively prevent the recurrence and metastasis of cancer cells.

Since tongue cancer is prone to recurrence and metastasis after surgery, patients at all stages of tongue cancer must remember to have regular checkups after the initial surgery. Checkups should be conducted every 2 to 4 months in the first 2 years, every 6 months in the next 3 years, and then once a year thereafter.

Actively cooperate with treatment, tongue cancer can basically be cured after surgery. I wish you a healthy recovery.