How long you can live after resection of renal pelvis cancer is still uncertain, which has a great relationship with postoperative recovery, patients' physical condition and psychological mood. There is still a great chance of recovery after the operation. If the renal pelvis cancer has not metastasized, then after radical resection, everyone can live for at least three years, or eight to ten years. Keep a perfect mood and pay more attention to diet and mood.
If it is found that the physical problems are advanced, high-grade and poorly differentiated, then even with surgical treatment, the physical problems will recur and affect the patient's health, resulting in more than 80% deaths. Moreover, even those who survive may have problems such as cancer cell metastasis and other physical problems, and their life span is not long, with a maximum survival of 1~2 years.