Can bile duct cancer be completely cured?

The treatment effect of different patients with the same disease is not the same. Because the specific conditions of each patient are different, including the specific cause of the disease, the location of the lesion, the treatment method adopted, the personal physical fitness, and the post-treatment care, etc., will affect the treatment effect of the disease. The situation of bile duct cancer is even more complicated. Let's find out whether bile duct cancer can be completely cured.

Everything requires confidence and action to achieve results. This is especially true for treating diseases. Only by early diagnosis and early selection of appropriate treatment methods can better results be achieved. This is especially true for bile duct cancer, a very dangerous disease known as the "king of cancer."

Data show that scientific symptomatic treatment methods can increase the three-year survival rate of patients with early and intermediate bile duct cancer from 22% to 76%. Only early detection and early treatment can achieve satisfactory treatment results.

Two-thirds of bile duct cancers grow in the hilum of the liver. This location is quite special, with blood vessels crisscrossed like electrical wires. Cancer cells in the middle and late stages can easily invade the vascular and nerve tissues, making treatment difficult.

Literature reports that the survival time of upper, middle and lower bile duct cancer is (8.75±6.31), (10.31±8.01) and (14.48±12.95) months respectively. According to statistics, most bile duct cancer patients who are diagnosed with internal and external bile duct drainage have a one-year survival rate of less than 50%; the five-year survival rate after radical resection is only 13.4% to 25.7%.

However, from the actual case reports, if the treatment of bile duct cancer by traditional Chinese medicine is effective, there are generally few side effects of western medicine treatment. There are already cases of bile duct cancer being cured by traditional Chinese medicine treatment.

Therefore, whether bile duct cancer can be completely cured depends on whether it is diagnosed in time, clinical type, specific pathological characteristics and whether appropriate treatment methods are taken in time. Choosing the right treatment method is of great clinical significance for the treatment of bile duct cancer patients.

It can be seen from this that only by building confidence in recovery, seeking medical treatment in a timely manner, and choosing appropriate treatment methods based on one's own pathological characteristics can better therapeutic effects be achieved.