How long can bladder cancer turn liver cancer to live

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I had diarrhea a few days ago, and I could still see blood stains in my stool, which was particularly obvious. The situation was not very optimistic, so I went for an examination and found that it was bladder cancer, and the doctor said that it had begun to metastasize to the liver. Today, let me talk to you about how long can I live if I transfer bladder cancer to liver cancer.

How long can bladder cancer turn liver cancer to live

First, it is related to the patient's physical function. Only with good physical function and strong immunity can we resist the development of cancer and tolerate various drug treatments. Therefore, it is very important to improve the immune function and enhance the resistance to tumor in patients with bladder cancer, especially in patients with advanced stage.

Second: it has something to do with the choice of treatment. The choice of surgical treatment has a high recurrence rate in two years, and radiotherapy and chemotherapy bring great pain to patients. How long can bladder cancer patients live? The choice is in their hands. After surgery, doctors can only conservatively tell patients that there is a 5-year survival rate for bladder cancer patients.

The third is liver metastasis. The second is pain and ascites. For patients, it is necessary to take palliative treatment, single liver lesions can take argon helium cryoablation, followed by the need to take interventional treatment.

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Although bladder cancer is a life-threatening malignant tumor, if early detection and appropriate treatment measures can be taken, bladder cancer is very promising to be cured. Some patients will have liver metastasis after operation.