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If not, it is completely possible to survive with cancer There are three characteristics of cancer survival: The first is prolonged survival. For patients with advanced cancer or metastasis after surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy, the survival time is as short as 3 months and only one year for the elderly.

If Chinese medicine can be taken in time, its survival time can be prolonged, the short is 2 years, the elderly 6 years or even more than 10 years or longer; The second is the improvement of the quality of life. Patients with advanced cancer, or metastasis, can quickly improve their discomfort, including symptoms and signs, as long as they continue to take Chinese medicine, and even the cachexia condition can be alleviated. Most of them recover their physical strength after half a year to a year after traditional Chinese medicine, eat normally, and can not only take care of themselves, but also exercise outdoors, and outsiders can't even believe that they are cancer patients without pointing them out; The third is that the lump is still present.

The mass cannot be removed despite surgery, the mass does not disappear completely despite chemotherapy and radiotherapy, or the metastases are obviously unable to undergo surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. After taking traditional Chinese medicine for several years, the lump does not change much, or shrinks, or slightly enlarges, but the survival period is prolonged and the quality of life is improved, which is also the biggest feature of "survival with cancer". We have hundreds of patients with liver cancer, gastric cancer and pancreatic cancer, who have survived with cancer for more than 5 years after being conservative in Chinese medicine, and the oldest pancreatic cancer patient is 90 years old, 62 years old when he sought treatment, and is still alive.

There is nothing to be done about the advanced stage of stomach cancer, only to take medicine to control it.

For patients with advanced gastric cancer, the plan should be decided according to the general condition of the patient and the specific scope of diffusion. If the patient is generally well, we can give the patient the option of chemotherapy. Chemotherapy can be intravenous combination chemotherapy, or single-agent oral chemotherapy, such as Tigio capsules, or single-agent oral chemotherapy with capecitabine.

Single-agent ** is generally for patients with advanced gastric cancer who are relatively poor. There can also be molecular targets such as apatinib**, which is a target of anti-angiogenic **. So if the patient's general condition is particularly poor, and the assessment is unable to tolerate chemotherapy, then we are to give the patient the best symptomatic support**, and prevent abdominal branch drainage if there is ascites, so as to alleviate some of the patient's symptoms.

In case of pain, symptomatic treatment such as analgesic treatment is given to relieve the patient's pain. Therefore, its specific plan is based on a variety of factors.

If the stomach cancer is in the advanced stage, the ** rate is very low, and the disease will generally be controlled by chemotherapy supplemented with immunity**, so as to prolong the patient's life.