What is the survival rate of early gastric cancer

Early-stage gastric cancer has a lower risk of recurrence and a higher survival rate, but this does not mean that there will be no recurrence. It is recommended that patients with early-stage gastric cancer have a lower risk of recurrence, but they should also undergo regular follow-up examinations after surgery, such as at least once every six months, including gastrointestinal tumor markers; gastric cancer surgery removes the entire stomach, and the patient's survival time mainly depends on whether the surgery removes the tumor. The survival time after gastric cancer resection depends on factors such as the stage and nature of gastric cancer, and cannot be generalized, and requires comprehensive judgment.

What should I do if I often have stomach pain after every meal and need to be checked for stomach cancer?

Stomach discomfort after eating, even a series of symptoms such as stomach pain, burning, acid, nausea, etc., may be caused by gastric disease. Common gastric diseases include chronic gastritis, chronic superficial gastritis, atrophic gastritis, erosive gastritis, etc. Patients need to go to a regular hospital for gastroscopy. According to the examination results, take drugs to inhibit gastric acid under the guidance of professional doctors. However, simple stomach pain and bloating symptoms do not mean gastric cancer, but can also lead to many other reasons, such as gastritis, gastric ulcer, etc. Symptoms of gastric cancer, in the early stage of gastric cancer may have no symptoms, or only some mild stomach pain, stomach acid and indigestion.

Introduction to Oxaliplatin Chemotherapy for Gastric Cancer

Oxaliplatin is a very common drug in gastric cancer chemotherapy. Doctors often use important combination chemotherapy drugs, combining oxaliplatin and 5FU drugs. There are important platinum drugs in the treatment of gastric cancer, such as oxaliplatin, which is usually used in combination with 5FU as an important combination chemotherapy drug. The above drugs can be used for gastric cancer chemotherapy, and corresponding adverse reactions may occur after use, including gastrointestinal reactions and peripheral neurotoxic reactions. During chemotherapy, you should also pay attention to a light and easily digestible diet.