How long can you live with stage 2b cervical cancer?

Cervical cancer has now become a common health killer among women. Due to reasons such as lifestyle and diet, cervical cancer has a tendency to gradually become younger. Once cervical cancer is detected, surgical removal in the early stages is the most effective treatment. However, radiotherapy is necessary for late-stage cervical cancer. So, how long can a person live with stage 2b cervical cancer?

How long can a person with stage 2b cervical cancer live?

Cervical cancer is a common gynecological tumor that occurs more frequently in middle-aged women. Cervical cancer can migrate, usually through the blood, tissue fluid, or directly flow to surrounding organs. The classification is based on whether there is lymph node and other organ metastasis. Stage 2b cervical cancer means that the tumor has already expanded beyond the uterus and has invaded the periuterine area, but has not yet reached the pelvis or the lower third of the vagina. The clinical symptoms are vaginal bleeding and vaginal discharge. In the final stage, different symptoms will appear depending on the organs infiltrated, such as frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, painful urination, constipation, and even urethral obstruction and hydronephrosis. So, how long can a person with stage 2b cervical cancer live?

There is no definite answer to how long a person can actually live, because everyone's physical constitution, disease level, psychological barriers, treatment status and many other factors vary. Adjusting a good mentality and actively carrying out auxiliary treatments such as biological therapy can alleviate the side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, increase the patient's sensitivity to radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and enhance the therapeutic effect of radiotherapy and chemotherapy.

Chinese medicine believes that tumors are not simple lumps, but partial manifestations of diseases in the human body, caused by immune disorders and imbalance of yang and yin. Therefore, simply removing the tumor in treatment usually does not have ideal effects. Traditional Chinese medicine considers it from a holistic perspective, combines cancer prevention with correction, adopts a four-in-one treatment method of medicine, mind, body and food, treats the disease based on syndrome differentiation and overall treatment, so as to improve symptoms, control the development of the disease, inhibit tumors, improve the quality of life, and ultimately achieve the goal of prolonging the patient's life.

Surgical treatment is only for palliative removal or symptomatic treatment. Damage to the body's vital energy after surgery. The combination of Chinese and Western medicine has its own advantages in treating tumors. Therefore, in the treatment of cervical cancer, it is necessary to give full play to the respective advantages of Chinese medicine, adhere to long-term treatment, comfort the patient's mentality, do a good job in psychological therapy, improve nutrition and diet, and enhance the immune function. In this way, good results can be achieved. Cervical cancer examinations reveal that many are already in the late stage, usually with extrauterine metastasis. Current radiotherapy and chemotherapy plans are already relatively complete and mostly effective.