How Long Can You Live After Chemotherapy For Breast Cancer, How Long Can You Live After Removal Of B

Hello, how long can the patient live after chemotherapy or according to the control of the patient's condition after the end of chemotherapy, the recovery of the body, etc., during chemotherapy, the patient's body will have obvious reactions, such as nausea, vomiting, white blood cells, platelets drop sharply. The condition will continue to cause the body's immunity to decline, and the doctor suggests that in addition to drug intervention for different reactions, in daily life conditioning, diet, life regulation and traditional Chinese medicine can also help improve symptoms and improve immunity. Fortunately, RH2 has the effect of improving immunity, and taking it during chemotherapy and radiotherapy can improve physical fitness, reduce the possibility of infection, and promote the patient's body as soon as possible**.

People who are superstitious about Western medicine will go for chemotherapy.

Breast cancer is a common malignant tumor, many women suffer from breast cancer every year, and the most important methods of breast cancer are surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy.

Chemotherapy is an important part of breast cancer**, it can inhibit the growth of tumors, reduce tumor metastasis, and improve the survival rate of patients.

So, how long can you live after chemotherapy for breast cancer? The answer to this question depends on the patient's specific situation, such as the age of the patient, the size of the tumor, the stage of the tumor, the metastasis of the tumor, etc.

In general, the 5-year survival rate of breast cancer patients can reach more than 80% and the 10-year survival rate can reach more than 70% after receiving chemotherapy.

However, after receiving chemotherapy, breast cancer patients should pay attention to their physical condition, find the tumor in time, seek medical treatment in time, and take effective measures in time to improve the survival rate of patients.

In addition, after receiving chemotherapy, breast cancer patients should also pay attention to nutritional intake, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, drink more green tea, eat less fatty meat, drink less alcohol, exercise more, and maintain a good attitude to enhance their own immunity, improve resistance, and prolong survival time.

In short, after receiving chemotherapy, breast cancer patients should pay attention to their physical hunger status, find the tumor in time, seek medical treatment in time, take effective measures in time, and pay attention to nutritional intake, exercise more, maintain a good attitude, and dig back to enhance their own immunity, improve resistance, and prolong survival time, so as to improve the survival rate of patients.

Many breast cancers require chemotherapy to control, so how long can you live after chemotherapy for breast cancer?

How long you can live after chemotherapy for breast cancer depends on the pathology of breast cancer and the effect of chemotherapy**. In general, mid-stage and early-stage breast cancer, after surgery**. Postoperative chemoradiotherapy and other comprehensive ** effects are very good, and long-term survival can be achieved.

More than five years without **, it can be said to reach clinical**. However, if it is advanced or inoperable, chemotherapy alone can only prolong survival, and most of the survival time is less than five years. There are also people who have a greater response to chemotherapy and cannot tolerate it.

There is also no way to assess the effect of chemotherapy on survival.

At present, chemotherapy for breast cancer is mainly divided into intravenous administration and oral administration, and the sensitivity of breast cancer to chemotherapy is relatively high, and the effect of some patients is also relatively ideal. However, patients in the process of chemotherapy generally have different degrees of physical discomfort, and can generally achieve remission through **.

Breast cancer can be removed in the middle and advanced stages**, but how long can you live with chemotherapy after the removal of the middle and advanced stages of breast cancer?

Breast cancer can live for three to five years after removal at an advanced stage. Since it is intermediate and advanced, it means that the patient's breast tumor is relatively large, and axillary lymph node metastasis may also occur. Although surgery is required**, the usual eight courses of chemotherapy are required after surgery.

Among them, in immunohistochemistry, endocrine drugs can be used for ER and PR positive decisions**, and HER-2 positive decisions can be used for targeted drug Herceptin**. The effect of breast cancer in the middle and advanced stages is good, which can reach more than five years, and the survival period is about three years.

Note that during chemotherapy after resection of intermediate and advanced breast cancer, possible adverse reactions include gastrointestinal reactions, bone marrow suppression reactions, etc., manifested as nausea, vomiting, and difficulty eating. Patients are advised to take rest, eat a light diet, and eat small and frequent meals to relieve uncomfortable symptoms.