How long can a malignant breast tumor live?

Breast cancer is a malignant tumor that grows in the breast and its surrounding areas. The incidence rate is very high. If breast cancer is discovered in the early stages, the surgical treatment rate is high and the survival period is long. Stage I breast cancer: The five-year average survival rate is around 95%, and the vast majority of patients are cured. Breast cancer stage IIA: The five-year average survival rate is around 90%, and the vast majority of patients are cured. How long can a person live with breast cancer?

Late-stage breast cancer is like all cancers. It becomes very complicated when it reaches the late stage. Once it reaches the late stage, the tumor cells spread and migrate, and even patients who reach stage IV, even if they undergo surgery combined with radiotherapy and chemotherapy, the patient's survival period is generally around 2 years, and very few patients may be cured.

1. When you are able to exercise and move, try to maintain exercise and keep a good mood as usual.

2. Integrate traditional Chinese medicine and Chinese medicinal materials, and select Chinese herbal medicines that can effectively resist tumors to inhibit the formation of neovascularization in tumors. It can act on the neovascularization of tumors, block the passage of tumors to absorb nutrients and migrate, and directly inhibit the growth of tumors.

Breast cancer patients should eat well and supplement nutrition before and after surgery. Rich nutrition can help the body successfully undergo the surgery, promote wound healing, and recover as soon as possible. During radiotherapy and chemotherapy, due to the adverse effects of the treatment, the patient's taste buds and appetite are reduced to a certain extent, which can cause gastrointestinal reactions such as nausea, vomiting, etc. At this time, the patient should understand that this is only a certain degree of pain that temporarily causes him/herself, and actively overcome this side effect with an optimistic spirit and unyielding faith, and insist on eating some easily digestible, high-nutrition foods in moderation to ensure that the body can absorb and carry out various treatment plans in time.

The diet should be controlled, but the amount: excessive nutrition and obesity have adverse effects on the occurrence and development of breast cancer. Therefore, in the long-term daily life of breast cancer patients after treatment, they should follow the principle of a controlled but quantitative diet while ensuring nutritional needs.

Effective selection of food materials: Moderate selection of food materials that are beneficial to the prevention of breast cancer is beneficial. These foods include seafood such as kelp and sea cucumber, because seafood can provide a variety of anti-tumor active substances; and foods such as beans, vegetables, and fruits can supplement necessary vitamins and electrolytes. Of course, these ingredients can be selected according to people, time and occasion, and there is no need to demand uniformity.