Lymphoma is a common malignant tumor, and the degree of its spread is one of the important factors affecting the survival of patients. When lymphoma spreads to other sites, the survival of patients will be affected to a certain extent, but how long they can live is a more complex issue, which is affected by a variety of factors, such as the patient's age, physical condition, spread range, and mode.
Generally speaking, after lymphoma has spread, patients need to undergo a comprehensive **, including chemotherapy, radiotherapy, immunology**, etc., to control the progression of the disease and improve survival. For different types of lymphomas, the effect and survival are also different. Even if some types of lymphoma have spread, they can be better controlled through comprehensive ** and prolong the survival of patients.
In addition, the patient's physical condition and state of mind are also important factors that affect survival. If the patient can maintain a good attitude, actively cooperate**, and pay attention to the health of diet and lifestyle Xi, then the survival period may be prolonged to a certain extent.
In general, after lymphoma has spread, patients need to be comprehensive** according to their own conditions and doctors' recommendations to control the progression of the disease and improve survival. At the same time, patients also need to maintain a good attitude and life Xi to enhance the body's immunity and resistance.