How many years can an ovarian tumor patient live

Everyone knows the harmfulness of ovarian tumors, but the incidence of some ovarian tumors is not high. Ovarian tumors are not common, so people don’t know much about the disease. Experts point out that because people don’t know much about ovarian tumors, many patients are already in the late stage when they discover the disease. At this time, patients and their families are most concerned about how to treat it and how long they can live. So, how long can patients with advanced ovarian tumors live? Please see the introduction of the following article.

Many patients think that there is no way to treat late-stage ovarian tumors. In fact, as long as they can be treated in time before the ovarian tumor spreads, good treatment effects can be achieved, effectively prolonging the patient's survival time.

So, how long can you live with advanced ovarian cancer?

How long can a patient live in the late stage of ovarian cancer? It is difficult for experts to give a clear answer to this question. Generally speaking, ensuring the success of ovarian tumor surgery can greatly improve the patient's survival rate or even achieve cure, but this is not the only factor. Generally speaking, how long a patient can live depends mainly on whether it is the best time for treatment, preoperative and postoperative care, the patient's mentality, the patient's physical function and other factors. Whether the treatment method is appropriate, whether the surgery is thorough, and whether the treatment measures are timely, to a large extent, affects how long a patient can live after ovarian tumor surgery.

Experts said that ovarian tumor is a common malignant tumor, which can be single or multiple, with the latter being more common. The patient's physical function is also an important factor in determining how long the patient can live in the late stage of cancer. Only with good physical function and strong immunity can the patient resist the development of cancer and tolerate various drug treatments. Therefore, improving immune function and enhancing resistance to tumors is extremely important for patients with advanced cancer. First of all, in daily diet, it is advisable to eat foods such as kelp and seaweed that have the function of resolving phlegm, softening hard masses and dispersing nodules; reduce fatty foods, eat less fatty meat, and eat less spicy foods.

Traditional surgery and radiotherapy can only solve local problems. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy cannot kill all cancer cells. They can also injure cancer cells and normal tissue cells of the human body at the same time and easily form secondary tumors. It is not worth the loss. Biological immunotherapy can relieve the pain symptoms of advanced patients, especially for patients who have metastasized and cannot undergo surgery, radiotherapy or chemotherapy. Biological immunotherapy can also activate the whole body immune system, control the occurrence and development of tumors, enhance the body's immunity, relieve patients' pain, improve appetite, improve quality of life, and maximize survival.