How long can a person live with gastric cancer metastasized to the pancreas?

It takes from half a year to a year for gastric cancer to spread to the pancreas, which is a common site for metastatic cancer. Once gastric cancer develops and metastasizes, it will affect the patient's life. The first choice for treating gastric cancer is surgery. After surgery, the natural barrier structure is damaged, and the possibility of gastric cancer metastasis to the pancreas is higher. In order to increase the survival time of gastric cancer patients, active treatment is required. The survival time of gastric cancer metastasis to the pancreas mainly depends on the patient's physical condition, treatment method, and individual differences. The survival time of different patients also varies greatly. The survival time of gastric cancer metastasis to the pancreas depends on many factors.

What are the early symptoms of gastric cancer? How to detect gastric cancer early?

Upper gastrointestinal bleeding is also a common symptom of gastric cancer patients, and its main characteristics are persistence and small amount. Continuous positive stool occult blood test or coffee-colored vomitus often indicates the possibility of gastric cancer. Usually, it helps to strengthen physical exercise, improve immunity, maintain a happy mood, work and rest reasonably, and get rid of bad living habits and eating habits. Gastric cancer is a malignant tumor of the stomach.

Can advanced gastric cancer be treated with targeted therapy?

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