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How long can one maintain life after ovarian cancer surgery? What are the contraindications after ovarian cancer surgery
Ovarian cancer is a common malignant tumor that seriously endangers the patient's body and life. Surgical treatment is a common method, and after treatment, attention should also be paid to the cooking of daily life and diet.
How long can one survive after ovarian cancer surgery
Ovarian cancer has a high early cure rate and a good prognosis. Generally, the 5-year survival period after surgical treatment reaches over 80%. However, the early symptoms of ovarian cancer are not obvious, and early diagnosis is difficult. There are still many problems with early treatment of ovarian cancer. Many ovarian cancer patients are diagnosed with advanced stage and have poor prognosis.
According to clinical statistical data, there are many and complex factors that affect the postoperative survival of ovarian cancer, mainly related to factors such as patient constitution, pathological tissue type, tumor size, and postoperative adjuvant therapy.
The general patient has a good physical constitution, a high initial effective cure rate, and a good prognosis for ovarian cancer staging. The pathological and histological components of ovarian cancer are complex, and tumors of different tissue types have unique biological characteristics that are related to prognosis. Generally speaking, ovarian cancer with interstitial nature has the best prognosis, followed by epithelial ovarian cancer, and germ cell malignant tumors have the worst prognosis.
Recurrence and metastasis after ovarian cancer surgery are common phenomena, and patients are afraid and deadly. Therefore, how to effectively manage the recurrence and metastasis phenomenon after ovarian cancer surgery is an important link in improving the survival period of ovarian cancer surgery. Clinical practice has proven that some ovarian malignant tumors can still achieve good prognosis and prolong postoperative survival after treatment, recurrence, multiple surgeries, chemotherapy, and other comprehensive treatment methods.
Surgical treatment of ovarian cancer
Western medicine treatment for ovarian cancer often involves surgical resection, with postoperative assistance of multiple courses of effective radiotherapy and chemotherapy throughout the treatment of ovarian cancer. After surgery, the tumor can be completely or mostly removed. After the initial surgical treatment, ovarian cancer patients often need secondary surgical treatment due to the inability to effectively control or recurrence of the lesion. After the surgery, they should immediately use Boshengweining for 2-3 courses of treatment to effectively prevent recurrence and metastasis, and avoid secondary surgery. Due to the hidden growth site of ovarian cancer, it cannot be directly seen, and early patients still lack simple and practical diagnostic methods. Most (approximately 70%) of the initially diagnosed patients have pelvic and abdominal metastases. The current treatment methods such as surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy have poor therapeutic effects on mid to late stage patients, making it difficult to avoid recurrence and metastasis.