5-year survival rate of gastric cancer

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My cousin's father was in good health when he was young. Sometimes he was able to carry his stomach when he had a stomach problem. But this year, he couldn't eat. After eating a little, he became flatulent. Finally, he went to the hospital and said that he was in advanced stage of gastric cancer. Through the treatment in the hospital, he is now in stable condition. Let me introduce the 5-year survival rate of gastric cancer.

5-year survival rate of gastric cancer

First: it mainly depends on whether the patient can be treated in time and the effect of treatment. If the patient is found early and the metastasis is still a single lesion, the patient's life can be effectively prolonged after chemotherapy. The time varies from 2 to 10 years. The specific time depends on the treatment effect of the patient.

Second, there is no fixed time standard for how long the recurrence of gastric cancer can live. The survival time of patients with advanced gastric cancer is related to the pathological type, stage, physical function, treatment method and other factors. Because of the strong concealment of gastric cancer, it is often found in the middle and advanced stage. At this time, patients often have panic psychology, and it is easy to think about how long the recurrence of gastric cancer can live.

Third, the 5-year survival rate of early gastric cancer after resection is about 80%. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy, DC-CIK biological immunotherapy and other means can be used to prevent recurrence and metastasis within a certain period of time after operation. For patients with recurrent gastric cancer, DC-CIK biological immunotherapy can effectively control the recurrence symptoms of gastric cancer patients and prolong the life time of patients.

matters needing attention

If fecal occult blood is positive, gastroscopy should be done in time, and exfoliative cell examination should be done for the disease, which is helpful to the early diagnosis of gastric stump cancer.