Stomach Cancer Survival Rate: Factors and Prognosis
The survival rate of stomach cancer indicates the likelihood of overcoming the disease and living a healthier life. It varies based on factors such as the cancer’s stage, overall health, and the effectiveness of treatment. With advancements in medical care and early diagnosis, survival rates have improved, offering hope for better long-term outcomes.
Stomach Cancer Survival Rate in India
The 5-year survival rate for stomach cancer depends on the stage of cancer.
- The survival rate of Stage 1 Stomach Cancer – 71%
- The survival rate of Stage 2 Stomach Cancer – 57%Â
- The survival rate of Stage 3 Stomach Cancer – 32%
- The survival rate of Stage 4 Stomach Cancer – 6%
Here are some frequently asked questions on stomach cancer.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
Q1. What is the average survival rate for stomach cancer?
A. The average 5-year survival rate for stomach cancer is around 70% for localized cases, but it decreases significantly for advanced stages.
Q2. Does early detection improve the survival rate of stomach cancer?
A. Yes, early detection greatly improves the survival rate, as treatment is more effective when the cancer is diagnosed in its early stages.
Q3. What factors affect the survival rate of stomach cancer?
A. Factors such as the cancer’s stage, overall health, age, and response to treatment influence the survival rate of stomach cancer.
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Author Bio:
Dr. Yashashree Joshi – MBBS, MD (Philippines)
Dr. Yashashree Joshi, MD, is a globally-trained oncologist with a robust academic background and extensive experience in pioneering cancer treatments. Dedicated to patient-centered care, she continually integrates the latest advancements in oncology to provide her patients with innovative and personalized treatment plans.
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