Early gastric cancer usually does not recur

Early gastric cancer does not recur.

First, early gastric cancer refers to cancer tissue confined to the gastric mucosa or submucosa, regardless of lymph node metastasis. Because the lesion is in a relatively early stage, timely and effective treatment at this time can usually achieve better results.

Second, for early gastric cancer, endoscopic resection or surgical resection is often used clinically. These treatments can completely remove cancer tissue and reduce the risk of recurrence.

Moreover, early detection and diagnosis buy valuable time for follow-up treatment, making treatment more accurate and effective, further reducing the possibility of recurrence.

However, the possibility of recurrence of early gastric cancer cannot be completely ruled out. Patients still need to pay close attention to their physical condition during the recovery period after treatment, and regular review, including gastroscopy and tumor marker detection, can detect possible problems early and deal with them in time. At the same time, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, such as reasonable diet, regular rest, moderate exercise, etc., is also important for the recovery of the body and prevention of recurrence.

Although early gastric cancer generally does not recur, patients still need to pay attention to follow-up and health management to ensure the durability of treatment effects and physical health.