How long can a person with malignant lymphoma usually live?

1. The malignant medical term for lymphoma is malignant lymphoma. The survival period of malignant lymphoma varies depending on the degree of malignancy, treatment effect and type.

2. Generally speaking, the survival rate of patients with early detection and treatment is higher, while the survival rate of patients with late detection and treatment is lower. Individual differences among patients may also affect the survival period, such as the patient's age, physical condition, cancer installment and other factors.

3. For different types of malignant lymphoma, the survival period will also be different. Low-grade malignant lymphoma has good treatment effects, and most patients can survive for more than 5 years. High-grade malignant lymphoma has poor treatment effects. If it is not treated promptly and effectively, the patient will deteriorate quickly and the survival period is only a few weeks to a few months.

4. There is no very accurate standard for the survival period of malignant lymphoma, which can only be estimated based on the patient's personal situation. If the patient's family discovers and diagnoses malignant lymphoma in time and actively takes effective treatment measures, the patient's chance of survival will be greatly improved. For patients who have been diagnosed, attention should be paid to adjustments in terms of exercise, diet, psychological state, etc. to maximize the survival period.

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