Is it suitable to have children if you have liver cancer?

What women want most is to have a happy family and a healthy baby, but God always plays tricks on people. Pregnancy is not allowed for some diseases. If you get pregnant, it may cause the baby to also get sick or cause other harm. So which diseases are not allowed to get pregnant? Can liver cancer patients get pregnant?

We should detect and treat liver cancer early

It is not recommended for female liver cancer patients to have children. This is because although liver cancer is not an infectious disease, it is hereditary. Generally, people with a family history of liver cancer are several or even dozens of times more likely to get liver cancer than others. In addition, female liver cancer patients will have a lower immunity due to greater physical consumption during pregnancy, which can easily lead to worsening of the disease.

If liver cancer is found just after giving birth, the patient should not breastfeed. Breastfeeding will increase the patient's physical exertion, further deteriorate the patient's physical condition, and easily cause the tumor to cause more serious damage to the patient's body.

It can be seen that liver cancer patients are not suitable for pregnancy and childbearing. But we all know that women want to have their own children. Although liver cancer patients cannot have children during the disease, they can have children after treatment. With today's medical technology, liver cancer is no longer an untreatable disease. Our hospital uses liver resection and radiofrequency ablation in the early and middle stages of liver cancer, and interventional therapy and liver transplantation in the middle and late stages of liver cancer. These methods can effectively treat liver cancer.