How many years can you live after surgery for cervical precancerous lesions?

This question is of great concern to both patients and their families! For patients with advanced cervical precancer, their chances of survival are very high, but how long they can live in the late stage of cervical precancer depends on the patient's own immune tolerance and whether a reasonable and standardized treatment method is chosen during the treatment process. So, how many years can a patient live after surgery for cervical precancer?

The five-year survival rate of patients with advanced cervical precancer is only 25% to 30%. It can be seen that effective treatment of advanced cervical precancer is very important. Choosing an active symptomatic treatment plan can prolong life to a certain extent. How long can patients with advanced cervical precancer live? The length of survival of patients with advanced cervical precancer mainly depends on the patient's own immune tolerance and whether a reasonable and standardized treatment method is selected during the treatment process. According to clinical data statistics at home and abroad.

However, as long as there is a certain amount of willpower, it is uncertain how long one can live in the late stage of cervical precancerous lesions. Be confident that life can continue. One of the oncogenes, the proto-oncogene, is a normal cell gene of the human body. It is loyal to its duties in the normal growth, differentiation and transmission of cells, but under certain conditions, it turns against its enemies and participates in the process of cell transformation and tumorigenesis. Oncogenes are activated and over-expressed, and tumor suppressor genes are missing or mutated, all of which lead to uncontrolled cell growth and differentiation regulation, and cells continue to divide, which promotes cell canceration and causes cancer cells to widely infiltrate human tissues.

Experts point out: Have confidence, life can be prolonged. Patients with advanced cervical precancerous lesions can consider taking Chinese medicine while undergoing chemotherapy. Chinese medicine is relatively mild and has no side effects. Patients are generally able to accept it. In addition, most cancer patients can relieve pain, prolong life, and improve their quality of life by taking Chinese medicine.