There is no authoritative information on the number of years of survival in mid-stage cancer, which may be more than 10 years or a few years, and is mainly related to factors such as the condition, treatment and life management. In general, for patients with stable disease, timely treatment and proper life management, they can usually live for more than 10 years. However, for mid-stage cancer patients with unstable condition, poor treatment effect and improper life management, they may live for several years. Therefore, there are obvious individual differences in the survival time of intermediate stage cancer and no generalization can be made. Studies have shown that the earlier the cancer stage, the longer the survival time and the better the prognosis. When patients are diagnosed with cancer, they should actively cooperate with doctors to carry out standardized treatment, take medication on time as prescribed by doctors, strengthen daily life management, and go to the hospital for regular follow-ups, so that doctors can understand the changes of the disease and actively cooperate with them in the treatment.
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