After cancer is in remission, what is typical amount of time people normally live for afterwards?
My grandmother died about 12 years after she had breast cancer due to complications arising from a stroke.
Other people I’ve know who survived the cancer died about 10-15 years after they were initially diagnosed.
I just wanted to know if one’s life is significantly shortened after they he/she had cancer, assuming its in remission?
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From All About Hypertension, post After cancer is in remission, what is typical amount of time people normally live for afterwards?
There are more than 200 diseases called cancer simply having one of them does not significantly shorten one’s life.
Yes, as Denise said there are many cancers out there, and each is differnet. Some cancers are easily treatable and people can live full lives. Others are fatal quickly, and hard to beat.
When a person is “remission” they can live as long as life will allow them to. I know 5 women who had breast cancer in my life, and all of them are still alive and have no evidence of any cancer. They are expect to live out their lives as normal, unless the cancer should come back.
My dad? ten? to stage 3 of the cancer of breast and now lives, 13 years after you? s? Ter.
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