How to care for gastric cancer during chemotherapy?

The chemotherapy regimen for gastric cancer patients is generally similar to that for intestinal cancer. Fluorouracil drugs are generally used, combined with chemotherapy regimens such as oxaliplatin, or oral Segalovirus capsules, some oral chemotherapy drugs or broad-spectrum anti-vascular targeted therapy such as apatinib. Diet care: From the perspective of nutritional supply, it should meet the requirements of high protein, rich vitamins, and sufficient calories. Encourage patients to eat more crude fiber foods, move more, drink more water, prevent constipation, and closely observe the patient's reactions, such as snow elephant, body temperature, gastrointestinal reaction, oral mucosa, electrocardiogram, urine volume, and find abnormalities, and treat and treat them in time.

Steps of radical surgery for distal gastric cancer

Before surgery, the source of the disease should be diagnosed. Surgery for gastric cancer has a significant effect. When removing the source of the disease, the most appropriate incision should be selected, considering the spread of cancer cells. This will be more accurate during the operation, with a more comprehensive understanding before surgery, and the resection path will be closer to the source of the disease. Then a poking card is inserted and a laparoscope is inserted to examine the abdominal cavity, mainly to understand whether there is tumor metastasis. Laparoscopic surgery is currently the clinical choice for the treatment of distal gastric cancer.

How long can you live with vomiting blood from stomach cancer?

Gastric cancer has bleeding symptoms, indicating that the tumor invades local blood vessels and causes gastric bleeding. The overall survival period is mainly related to the patient's tumor stage. If surgery is possible, combined with radiotherapy and chemotherapy after surgery, the overall five-year survival rate should reach about 50%. When stimulated by food and gastric acid, the ulcer surface will ooze blood and cause gastric bleeding. If you drink a lot of alcohol frequently, it will cause perforation of the ulcer surface and gastric bleeding. Vomiting blood in gastric cancer has no direct relationship with the survival period of gastric cancer.