Will pancreatic cancer recur two years after surgery?

Pancreatic cancer recurred two years after surgery? Friends who are unfortunately suffering from pancreatic cancer, I hope you can recover as soon as possible, enjoy this wonderful life again, and regain your health. Will pancreatic cancer recur two years after being cured? How to prevent pancreatic cancer from recurring?

Will pancreatic cancer recur two years after surgery?

Pancreatic cancer has a low incidence rate, but is highly malignant. It is usually diagnosed in the late stage, with a survival period of about 6 months to 1 year. Patients with a short survival period may even have an expected survival period of less than 3 months after diagnosis. If properly maintained after recovery, it is unlikely to recur after two years.

The most effective treatment for pancreatic cancer is surgery, which is not very sensitive to chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Some patients in the early and middle stages undergo surgery and receive adjuvant chemotherapy after surgery. In the late stages, symptomatic treatment for conditions such as jaundice is often used. In recent years, it has been found that ginsenoside RH2 can effectively improve symptoms such as abdominal distension, weight loss, pain, and poor mental state in pancreatic cancer patients during the treatment of pancreatic cancer patients, and more and more patients have exceeded the doctor's expected survival period. Ginsenoside Rh2 can achieve anti-tumor effects through four major mechanisms: reversing the differentiation of cancer cells into normal cells, regulating the proliferation cycle of tumor cells, immunomodulating effects, and repairing the damage caused by chemotherapy and radiotherapy in tumor patients, and effectively prevent cancer recurrence and metastasis.

Although pancreatic cancer is dangerous, don't lose confidence in treatment. Currently, many pancreatic cancer patients have achieved tumor-bearing survival by taking ginsenoside Rh2. It can be seen that a positive attitude and treatment can bring more opportunities for a good survival.

How to prevent pancreatic cancer from coming back:

The pancreas is the hub of the body's blood sugar control. Blood sugar should be tested several times in the early stage after surgery to understand whether there is diabetes caused by pancreatic resection. Diabetes will affect the patient's recovery after surgery and requires early treatment.

For patients with difficulty in digestion and absorption, it is recommended to eat small and frequent meals according to the patient's digestive condition. The patient can choose the food he likes to eat, and the variety should be rich to improve the patient's appetite. Eat less greasy barbecue and fat food, and eat more high-protein meat such as fish.

Pancreatic cancer is prone to recurrence and metastasis in the short term after surgery, so postoperative care is very important. As an adjuvant treatment, d-blocking can be selected to accelerate postoperative recovery and prevent recurrence and metastasis. At the same time, it is recommended to eat more nutritious foods such as mushrooms, tomatoes, turtles, and asparagus that have anti-cancer effects, and to do appropriate physical exercise within one's ability.

From the above, we can see that patients who have been cured of pancreatic cancer should not let their guard down, but should improve their lifestyle habits, quit bad habits, and stay truly healthy every day.