Mamie A 75-year-old prostate cancer patient can generally survive for half a year to a year, but the specific time may vary from person to person.
Prostate cancer is a common disease in men. When it is discovered, it is in the early stage or the patient has relatively good resistance. After active treatment, the disease can be controlled in a stable state, and the general survival time may be extended. If prostate cancer is discovered at an advanced stage, the cancer cells may spread and metastasize. The patient's resistance is relatively weak, and the general survival time may be shortened, and the chance of death may be higher.
Prostate cancer may require surgical removal, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy to prolong a patient's survival.
