How long do testicular cancer patients have left to live

Testicular cancer has become the most common disease of the male reproductive organs. Many male friends who suffer from testicular cancer are very curious about how long they can live. They wonder whether they will not live long because of this disease. So today we will show you how long testicular cancer patients can live.

As for the life expectancy of testicular cancer patients, most factors are actually in the hands of the patients. If the patients actively participate in treatment, cooperate closely with the doctors, and strictly regulate their daily lives according to the methods prescribed by the doctors, such patients will not affect their overall life expectancy after being cured.

However, some testicular cancer patients cannot actively receive treatment after being diagnosed with the disease, are extremely uncooperative with the treatment plan given by the doctor, do not take good care of themselves, often smoke and drink, stay out all night, and eat whatever they want. Even after these patients undergo surgical treatment, it is difficult to guarantee that they can live long.

In other words, for the question of how long a testicular cancer patient can live, the doctor's treatment factor can only account for 80% of the patient's life expectancy, while the patient's own care accounts for 20%. If proper care is taken after treatment, the overall life expectancy of testicular cancer patients will not be affected.

Here I would like to remind male friends that they must have regular physical examinations. If you find something wrong with your body, especially your reproductive organs, you must go to the hospital for a check-up immediately. Many testicular cancer patients have long-term fear of testicular cancer. Even if some suspicious signs of testicular cancer have been found, they are unwilling to think about it and deliberately avoid medical examinations. They always think that this is impossible, which ultimately delays the disease and makes it too late to treat it.

Finally, let us introduce to you some precautions for patients with testicular cancer:

1. In terms of diet, foods grown or raised with hormones are the most dangerous. Foods such as grilled, fried, deep-fried, and overly greasy foods are also the root causes of tumors; some foods grown with pesticides and fertilizers should also be avoided. Overnight meals should not be eaten, as they contain carcinogenic nitrites. You should eat more root vegetables: such as sweet potatoes and taro grown underground, corn, chestnuts, etc.; meat should be mainly white meat, followed by red meat: such as white fish and red pork.

2. Keep a regular work and rest schedule and avoid working in polluted air. In addition, stay away from radiation machines: for example, computers, induction cookers, microwave ovens, and mobile phones should be kept away from sleeping areas; stay away from noisy places.

3. Pay attention to your sitting and lying posture, half-sitting and lying is best.