The cure rate for invasive cancer

Invasive cancer is a cancer that spreads easily to the surrounding area. The degree of malignancy is relatively high, and it is also easy to show peripheral metastasis, blood metastasis, lymph node metastasis, etc. The probability of cancer cure is lower than that of non-invasive cancer, but it is not an example of no good treatment. Therefore, invasive cancer needs early detection, early treatment, and early surgery. Removing the primary lesion can improve the patient's survival rate and improve the 5-year survival rate. Cancer screening is required frequently. Invasive cancer has a lower chance of cure than noninvasive cancer, but it is not impossible to cure completely.