Patient's question:
My uncle was diagnosed with cardia adenocarcinoma, poorly differentiated. It has been more than a year. After the surgery, he has been receiving treatment in the hospital. He has to receive intravenous drips regularly and undergo chemotherapy every week. Can cardia adenocarcinoma, poorly differentiated be cured?Doctor's answer:
For cancer patients, there is currently no clinical method for a complete cure. Treatment options include surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and medication, among others, to control the growth rate of cancer cells and prolong the patient's survival. For gastric cancer surgery patients who are able to, they can be given light, easily digestible liquid or semi-liquid diets. Intravenous nutrition should also be provided, and appropriate exercise can be encouraged if the patient's condition permits.