Patient's question:
In September 2010, the affiliated hospital diagnosed it as esophageal cancer and underwent radiotherapy. Later, radioactive esophageal ulcers and esophageal stenosis recurred, along with renewed pain. Past treatment history and effectiveness: Was the effect after radiotherapy good? If it cannot heal completely for a long time, will it still relapse?Doctor's answer:
Esophageal ulcers have a certain chance of becoming cancerous, and can be prevented through certain methods. If there are long-term ulcer symptoms and you pay little attention to them, the chance of canceration will be greatly increased. Therefore, to control esophageal ulcers from turning into cancer, prevention is very crucial, and it must be done well! However, if the esophagus has a large ulcer, it can be treated through surgery.