How Long Can You Live With Colon Cancer Medium Stage? How long do you live with early stage bowel ca

Hello, according to the patient's age, physique, if there is an opportunity for surgery, or active surgery, if the age is old, the constitution is poor, the operation is difficult to resect, the main thing is to carry out the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine**, you can consider high-energy focused ultrasound**, if the body allows, you can also cooperate with chemotherapy. At the same time, taking traditional Chinese medicine to strengthen and fight cancer can effectively protect the patient's immune system. Of course, you can also take anti-tumor Chinese medicine to consolidate the curative effect and improve the body's immunity.

Recently, hospitals have used Chinese herbal medicine for atrophic tumor blood vessels, the effect is relatively good, the effect is fast, and the advanced colon tumor and metastasis have a unique effect, and the safety will not cause any harm to the body, and the hope of the first is relatively large.

However, questions like the one you mentioned are general and don't tell you exactly how much time you'll need. Finally, I wish your patients a speedy day**.

How long can colon cancer live in the medium term should be comprehensively evaluated according to the patient's age, physique, ** effect and other aspects, if there is a chance for surgery, it is still necessary to actively operate, if the age is old, the physical fitness is poor, and the operation is difficult to resect, the main thing is to carry out a comprehensive **. Generally, chemoradiotherapy + biological immunity** traditional Chinese medicine** is considered. If you want to prolong the survival of colon cancer patients, in addition to effective disease control, you also need to pay more attention to the usual care.

How long you can live in the middle stage of colon cancer also varies from person to person, as long as the patient can get effective **, the ** rate of colon cancer in the middle stage is also very high.

If the timely** and the effect is good, pay attention to the diet, you should be able to live for a long time. It is best to be admitted to the hospital as soon as possible**.

If the effect of early bowel cancer** is good, the postoperative survival rate can reach more than 90%. However, early-stage bowel cancer is usually asymptomatic or inconspicuous, and most of them are discovered incidentally during cancer screening or physical examination. In fact, as long as the polyps are detected in time through early screening, polyps can be removed as soon as possible.

But why are so many people already at an advanced stage when they find out? The reason is simple: ignoring the warnings issued by the body and not getting into the habit of regular disease screening.

In daily life, most people still can't distinguish between enteritis, bowel cancer and hemorrhoids, because the symptoms are very similar between the three.

Symptoms associated with early bowel cancer include constipation, thinning of stools, abdominal pain, abdominal sound, abdominal distention, anemia, and sudden weight loss. Once you find that you have the above symptoms, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up as soon as possible!

Bowel cancer is more important than early detection**! Combined with the current medical methods in China, the methods of early screening of bowel cancer mainly include colonoscopy, fecal DNA detection, etc. In April this year, at the National Physical Examination Center Director Summit Forum, fecal DNA testing became the recommendation of many experts.

BGI's recently MHRA-registered Huachangkang in the UK can be used as the first choice for fecal DNA testing, which is a special fecal DNA test product specific to the Chinese population, by detecting the methylation level in the DNA of intestinal exfoliated cells carried in the feces, so as to assess whether the subject has colorectal cancer and the risk of precancerous lesions, providing a more convenient, fast and accurate method for early detection of digestive tract diseases. And its sensitivity for the detection of bowel cancer can reach 88%, and the specificity is 92%. Effective early bowel cancer screening can allow us to detect bowel cancer earlier, receive it earlier, and save a life and even a family!

How long bowel cancer survives depends on the stage of bowel cancer and how early or late it is detected. In general, the earlier it is found, the longer it will survive, and the later it is detected, the shorter it will be to survive. The details are as follows:

1. Early bowel cancer: If the tumor has just changed from an adenoma, long-term survival can basically be achieved after early bowel cancer surgery**;

2. Stage bowel cancer: It is an earlier type of bowel cancer, and the 5-year survival rate is 90%-95% after surgery;

3. Stage bowel cancer: If you are in a large general hospital**, the 5-year survival rate is 80%;

4. Stage bowel cancer: found late, and there is lymph node metastasis, in large hospitals**, the 5-year survival rate is 50%-70%, and the survival time is slightly different in different hospitals**;

5. Stage bowel cancer: Bowel cancer that has metastasized far away, survival time depends on whether surgery can be done, if it can be operated, sometimes the number of metastases is not much, maybe 1-2 or the metastasis site is only liver metastasis, lung metastasis, local pelvic metastasis, etc., in this case, through comprehensive **, you can also get a better survival time. If surgery is not possible, if the stage of bowel cancer is widely metastasized, all the existing methods are comprehensive**, and the overall median survival time is only 2 years, and the survival time of some patients may be 3-4 years.

The early stage of colorectal cancer can be achieved by surgery, but the specific survival time still depends on the type of pathology and the degree of malignancy of immunohistochemistry after surgery. If the postoperative pathology is only submucosal and the lesion is small, surgery can be taken. In other cases, chemotherapy** is recommended after surgery to reduce the risk of metastasis**.

Its survival time is generally about five years.

The prevention of bowel cancer should be said from several aspects, and if it is a high-risk group, it is necessary to go to screening and examination very closely. Clause.

1. Patients who have had a history of colorectal cancer tumor surgery are still a high-risk group, and other parts may be long. Clause.

Second, people who have a history of colorectal tumors in their relatives belong to the high-risk group. Clause.

3. Patients who have had adenoma removal are recommended to go for reexamination after 1 year, as the probability of regenerating adenoma polyps is relatively high, and they also belong to the high-risk group. There is also inflammatory bowel disease, which is Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, which is itself a high-risk group for colorectal cancer.

In addition, patients with gallbladder removal are usually high-risk groups for colorectal tumors, and should be screened more frequently than the general population. For non-high-risk groups, it is recommended that adults over 40 years old, who have no high-risk factors and no stool changes, must have a colonoscopy screening at 5-8 years. Annual blood and stool screening, or the emerging kit screening, is acceptable.

For the above high-risk groups, it is recommended to do screening once every 3-5 years, and it is recommended to do colonoscopy screening every year for patients with multiple intestinal polyp removal. Colonoscopy is the gold standard, the most convenient, the most reliable and the most accurate, and it is a method that is difficult to replace by other examinations.

Bowel cancer diagnosed at an early stage can survive for more than five years if surgery is performed in time, but dynamic observation is also required after surgery, because after all, it is a malignant tumor. Special types of bowel cancer are prone to appear in the short term, especially in one to three years. It is also necessary to pay attention to the regular diet, reasonable diet, and regular colonoscopy.

There are also many patients who have metastases, which can also be controlled by intravenous chemotherapy.