Urgent: Will rectal cancer easily recur after resection surgery 50

Prevention of cancer patients after surgery**: Surgery cannot completely eradicate cancer cells, and the body's anti-cancer ability decreases after surgery, which is easy to spread and spread. It is recommended that traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) anti-cancer series drugs have the effect of killing cancer cells, correcting anti-cancer, eliminating tumors and relieving pain, eliminating stagnant water, and achieving both symptoms and root causes.

After rectal cancer surgery, generally speaking, there is a certain probability, if the rectal cancer is early at the time of surgery, the lower the probability of metastasis, and the more advanced, such as stage III or even stage IV, the higher the probability of metastasis. This is determined by the stage of the disease, and after surgery, the main purpose is to reduce the ** through postoperative chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Chemotherapy is to kill tumor cells through chemical drugs, and another method of radiotherapy is to use CT, X-ray or radiation to kill tumor cells.

It is recommended that you do a gastrointestinal endoscopy, do a rule out whether you have cancer, if there is a suspicious lesion during the examination, the doctor will do a biopsy, the accuracy is relatively high, do not do CT, as for whether the condition is **, it is not necessarily, some places can be primary cancer, that is, other places can also be the first disease.

Chinese medicine can be fully considered. It is treated with traditional Chinese medicine pills that dispel stasis and dissolve knots, detoxify and reduce swelling. If you find the right medicine, it is not difficult for those who know.

The author is well aware of the charm of traditional Chinese medicine because of his work, and has witnessed a large number of typical cases of malignant tumors being treated by traditional Chinese medicine, especially for diseases on the line of the digestive tract from top to bottom that can be directly in contact with medicine.

The 5-year survival rate after surgery for early-stage rectal cancer can reach more than 90%. If there is no ** follow-up after surgery, the standard of clinical recovery can be met.

This requires specific examinations, that is, most people will **, a few people will not, so the chance of early surgery is very large, but not everyone will be fine, there are also ** need two or three surgeries and more serious, so the need for re-examination after surgery and radiotherapy and chemotherapy is to have regular examinations to see if there are any changes, how to recover, and whether there is ** needs to be clarified in the subsequent examination.

Therefore, during the operation, it is generally said that the operation was successful, very successful, and then followed by a period of rest, and examination to check the recovery, because the cancer cells can be seen when they form tumors, and then the operation is one-size-fits-all, but those invisible cells are eliminated by radiotherapy and chemotherapy, but there are always those that cannot be eliminated, depending on whether they are eliminated in the recovery process and the body's immunity, especially like bubbles in the water, some are eliminated, and some can not be eliminated.

And the one that can't be eliminated once it grows, it will be **, so the chance is very large, and the overall situation is very large, but it falls on the individual, some people don't**, and some people are still**, so specific examinations are needed to diagnose the diagnosis, and at the same time pay attention to **conditioning to improve resistance, because in the end, it depends on your resistance to kill these cancer cells. After surgery, if you have any of the following conditions, you should go to the hospital immediately for examination

1. Irregular abdominal pain, mostly located in the middle and lower abdomen, mainly dull pain and bloating pain, gradually aggravated, and colic may occur in severe cases.

2. With the development of the disease, anemia will also occur, because the surface of the tumor is broken, resulting in local repeated bleeding, blood in the stool, etc., chronic anemia will occur, the patient is pale, fatigue, etc., often accompanied by significant weight loss, emaciation.

3. Tumors cause intestinal stenosis. The growing tumor leads to intestinal narrowing and even intestinal obstruction, which will seriously affect the stool, and symptoms such as intestinal flatulence and colic will become more and more obvious.

Generally, after surgery, you will not be able to **, and you can kill the cancer cells inside, but if you don't pay attention to it in your daily life, it will still happen if you often eat some greasy food.

Of course, it will be ** after surgery, so in daily life, we must take good care of our body.

Some patients with intermediate rectal cancer will experience ** after surgery**. Follow-up examinations must be carried out, once every 3 months, and abdominal CT, colonoscopy, blood routine, tumor indicators and other examinations must be performed.

There is also the possibility of **, and the probability of this ** is still relatively high, so special attention must be paid in the later maintenance.

Yes, so many people also pay great attention to taking care of their body after surgery, and at the same time, they also pay great attention to their physical health.

Possibly, because any cancer can have a stage, after all, surgery cannot remove the root.

One of the most important questions for colorectal cancer patients is whether everything is all right after the surgery. Will it be ** in the future? This answer may be a little disappointing, that is, colon cancer is still certain even after surgery**Risks, so patients with colorectal cancer** should not take it lightly, and should always pay attention to themselvesPhysical conditionTarget.

1. Why is it possible to have colon cancer after surgery?

Cancer's **, yesClinical**It means that the cancer cells that are not detectable at present are not "completely cured". This is because the original lesion has gone through a period of time"Quiescent period".After that, it became active again, that is to say, ** was not completely eliminated, according to the different conditions and conditions of each patientRelapseFinish.

2. What factors will affect it?

Affects colorectal cancer after surgeryThere are many factors, such as: whether it is standardized**, postoperative care, the stage of the tumor, whether the patient's own state is overly worried, the patient's eating habits, etc.

3. How to reduce risks.

First of all: the patient will be asked by the hospital after the operationReview regularlyPatients must follow the doctor's arrangement, do not delay, perfunctory, and have a fluke mentality. Secondly, there should be more patientsPay attention to your daily routine, appropriate exercise, early bedtime and early wake-up, quit smoking and drinking, and eat a healthy diet.

Of course, it is necessary to do it as soon as possible after the procedureBack to normal lifeOn the track, normal life work, do not overdo itWorry, panic

Are you a little worried about this? In fact, many diseases have a probability, but since it is a matter of probability, it can also beRelax your mind, I believe that I am the lucky part of the people, and there are some colorectal cancer after surgeryProbability, though,Follow your doctor's advice, adjust yourself, live a healthy and positive life, do the best not **, even if **, you can also be based on the existing experience, there are traces to follow, early detection and early **Early**

Finally, I hope that colorectal patients can do more maintenance after surgery and try to avoid **.

The proportion of local ** after colorectal cancer surgery is very low, especially colon cancer, due to the large space in the abdominal cavity and the relatively free intestine at both ends, you can do a full and thorough resection operation, so the probability of colon cancer surgery is very, very low, and rectal cancer because it is deep in the pelvic cavity The surrounding space is relatively narrow, close to the male prostate, the female uterus, and the bladder, so there is a certain chance of rectal cancer after surgery. However, with the continuous progress of surgical technology and the continuous improvement of surgical standards, if it is a standard rectal cancer surgery, the overall local rate after surgery is less than 5%.

Colon cancer patients may still have ** and metastasis after surgery, especially colon cancer patients with high-risk ** risk, such as cancer thrombus with vascularity, nerve invasion, high histological grade of cancer cells found in surgical pathology, and patients with intestinal obstruction or intestinal perforation before surgery, are all patients who are prone to ** and metastasis after surgery.

Therefore, for patients with these high-risk** risk factors, postoperative adjuvant chemotherapy is often required after surgery.

Colorectal cancer patients with peripheral lymph node metastasis will also have the risk of ** and metastasis, so these patients also need postoperative adjuvant chemotherapy after surgery.

Yes. If the effect of the operation is not good, it is likely to occur, and the harm to the body is very great.

This disease is possible, but if you pay attention to maintenance, it will not be.

It is possible to treat rectal cancer after surgery and chemotherapy. It's been 12 years since I had surgery in February '07. However, the mentality of the postoperative patient is very important, quit smoking and drinking, exercise frequently, sleep enough, eat fruits, eat more vegetables, relevant studies have shown that 75% of the patients with bowel cancer worldwide have undergone surgery**, but half of the patients will metastasize after surgery, rectal cancer is originally a disease of food, and your life is destined to coexist with cancer when you find out that you have cancer cells in your body, if the cancer cells do not spread and are not growing, then it will not be **5%-20% Colorectal cancer patients have local ** after surgery, and ** 60%-80% of the time is concentrated within 2 years, which does bring great panic to patients. Yes, dietary modifications are mandatory. Generally speaking, in the two or three years after surgery, the probability of metastasis is greater, but it also depends on the stage, the earlier the stage, the lower the probability of metastasis; Cured, cancer may be a lifelong disease, including rectal cancer, the possibility of metastasis has always existed, but the longer the clinical time, the less likely it is, close to infinite possibilities.

Probability of rectal cancer occurring after surgery** and metastasis. Rectal cancer is at an early stage at the time of surgery, and the probability of metastasis is low. In the late stage, such as the stage or even the stage, the higher the probability of metastasis.

After surgery determines the stage of the disease, the main way to reduce or prevent the metastasis of rectal cancer is to achieve the goal of postoperative chemotherapy and radiotherapy.

Rectal cancer can occur if patients continue to consume foods high in protein, fat, and fiber after surgery, causing constipation or diarrhea. There is also the possibility that the surgery was not cleaned up, causing the tumor cells to spread.

This is a concern for many rectal cancer patients and their families. They often ask similar questions to their attending physicians, for the question of how long can you live with rectal cancer, it is difficult to have a clear answer, rectal cancer is a systematic process, involving many factors, in general, how long can you live with rectal cancer, in other words, how long does a rectal cancer patient survive, mainly depends on whether the method is appropriate and the patient's physical function. In addition, rectal cancer patients and their families should learn more about rectal cancer and communicate with the attending physician to prolong the survival of rectal cancer patients.

The main influencing factors of how long you can live with rectal cancer are the method and the patient's physical condition.

The rate of rectal cancer is higher within five years after surgery, surgery is only to remove the local tumor, and cancer cells are also present in the blood and lymph, so the surgery cannot be completely **, and there is a possibility of **or metastasis after surgery. It can directly inhibit the proliferation of tumor cells, affect the activity of telomerase, and make tumor cells apoptosis, which is a major breakthrough in medical research and brings new hope to patients.

There are many factors related to this problem, and it is the most important thing to be active in a regular hospital, which can be understood (Chen Xianrong overcomes) that it can not only improve the patient's condition, improve the quality of life of the patient, but also prolong the survival time as much as possible!

Secondary surgery for rectal cancer, which can be for patients with an ileostomy. Because of the low or ultra-low anastomosis of rectal cancer surgery, intestinal obstruction and edema will occur. In order to prevent anastomotic leakage, a prophylactic stoma is performed, and a second return is required.

If it is local**, it can be cut off in one stage, and a second operation is also required. If there is a single liver metastasis and it can be removed under CT, a second operation is required. If there is a single lung metastasis, consult with a thoracic surgeon, and if it can be removed, a second operation is required.

Although surgery can remove the cancer, there is still residual cancer, or regional lymph node metastasis, or the presence of cancer thrombus in the blood vessels, etc., and the use of traditional Chinese medicine can prevent metastasis and metastasis for a long time after surgery; Radiotherapy and chemotherapy have considerable effects on the digestive tract and hematopoietic system, and the use of traditional Chinese medicine can not only reduce the effect of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, but also strengthen the effect of radiotherapy and chemotherapy.

In general, a single operation is sufficient, but some patients may have postoperative complications and may need surgery, but this is rare.

This depends on the patient's specific condition, preferably with a combination of Chinese and Western medicine**. You can also consult the experts of Xi'an Traditional Chinese Medicine Cancer Hospital, where a friend and family of mine were treated.