Bowel cancer: survival prognosis

Bowel cancer is an oncological disease with the slow development of the pathological process in the body. Unfortunately, due to barely noticeable symptoms, diagnosis of intestinal cancer occurs in the later stages, when the patient has metastasis to the liver and other organs. In the case of intestinal cancer, the survival prognosis depends on the extent of metastasis and secondary tumours.

Medical specialists consider overcoming by the patient a five-year term the traditional criterion of survival during the oncological process in the intestine.

Statistics

Statistics show that malignant neoplasms form in the large intestine more often than in the small intestine. The results of diagnosis show colon cancer in 1 million patients worldwide annually. Besides, about 50 per cent of patients die yearly because of this disease. Bowel cancer, the prognosis of which varies, is a severe disease. Therefore, the detection of a tumour is an urgent matter.

Diagnosis results show large intestine tumours, most often in patients between forty and seventy years old. Men are more susceptible to colon cancer.

As the disappointing statistics show, the death rates from this pathological process are increasing. According to the WHO, more than 13 million people worldwide will die of cancer in 2030. Rapidly developing metastases characterise this type of cancer, so the prognosis is not comforting.

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Bowel cancer: Survival prognosis and therapy

Doctors consider a malignant neoplasm located in the large intestine a dangerous pathology. We also do that since many patients die several months after establishing the diagnosis. Drug therapy is a standard, depending on the stage of cancer. It is most often the third or fourth stage.

Doctors prescribe surgical intervention in the first stage. They remove the neoplasm itself surgically, as well as the surrounding tumour tissues. The survival prognosis after surgery is very high. The oncologist monitors the patient for some time after the operation. If required, the physician prescribes a conservative treatment such as general strengthening, immunostimulating drugs, chemotherapy, etc.

Recommendations

Cancer therapy may combine radical and conservative approaches in the second stage. The oncologist initially prescribes chemotherapy and then surgery if there are nearby metastases in the lymph nodes. Besides, if visually healthy cells are under the effect, a course of chemotherapy for the patient follows.

A cancer patient must realise that it will not be possible to defeat cancer with a single surgical intervention or with only a course of chemotherapy. It is a long process.

But if you follow an oncologist’s recommendations, it is honest to cope with cancer, even at the last stages. If the diagnosis shows bowel cancer, the survival prognosis may be different. It will be best if diagnosed on time. Many physicians recommend undergoing colonic irrigation for the prevention of the disease.

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