How long can you live without treatment of stomach cancer?

Once diagnosed with gastric cancer, it is recommended to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment plan. You must have confidence in yourself and not give up on yourself and treatment. If it is not treated in time and it occurs in the late stage of gastric cancer, the survival rate will be reduced. Generally, early surgery and drug-assisted treatment have a higher survival rate. If gastric cancer is not treated in the early stage, it will cause the cancer cells to spread and diffuse throughout the body. The general life expectancy varies from person to person. It may be three months, five months or a year. All are possible, but some people will cause the disease to worsen if they are not cured in the early stage, so they will lose their lives quickly. If gastric cancer patients do not receive any treatment, how long they can survive is determined based on the patient's usual physical fitness. If the patient is in good physical condition, they can generally survive for about a year without treatment.

Will stomach pain occur in the early stages of gastric cancer?

Gastric cancer is a common malignant tumor. In the early stage of gastric cancer, there may be some upper abdominal pain or even burning sensation, nausea and vomiting, and even some obvious pain after eating. Gastric cancer does not have obvious clinical symptoms in the early stage. Once symptoms appear, they are generally in the middle and late stages. If you have gastric cancer in your normal life, it is generally accompanied by pain, and as the degree of cancer, the pain will also deepen accordingly.

Symptoms of gastrointestinal cancer

The reasons why gastric cancer metastasizes to the intestines in the late stage are as follows: The site of gastric cancer is close to the intestines, and as the tumor grows, it will directly invade the adjacent intestines. For example, gastric cancer in the antrum is prone to invade the duodenum, and the lesions on the greater curvature of the stomach will invade the transverse colon outward. Gastrointestinal cancer can lead to the death of patients. The symptoms of intestinal cancer and gastric cancer are different, as explained below: