Can a man with liver cancer have children?

Can a man with liver cancer have children? As long as liver cancer is completely cured, it will not affect childbearing. So the most important thing is treatment. At present, the treatment of liver cancer, surgery or chemotherapy is not very effective, and it is quite harmful to the body. It is recommended to adopt a scientific combined treatment model with Chinese medicine as an auxiliary treatment, which will be more effective.

The early treatment of liver cancer is very simple. When we find this disease during the examination, we must choose the correct treatment method under the doctor's advice and guidance to try to eradicate it. In the middle and late stages, we choose scientific methods to control the disease and prolong life. Only in this way can we really get rid of this disease. This disease is not terrible. What is terrible is our attitude towards the disease. We must adjust ourselves and deal with this disease with a positive attitude.

How to treat liver cancer comprehensively?

1. Surgical treatment of liver cancer:

Surgery is still the first choice for liver cancer treatment, especially for early-stage liver cancer, which can be cured by surgery. Of course, for patients in the middle and late stages, if the patient's physical condition is good, the tumor is small, and the metastasis site is single, palliative surgical resection can also be considered, but the patient needs to undergo a corresponding full-body examination.

2. Chemotherapy for liver cancer:

Chemoradiotherapy is one of the commonly used treatment methods for liver cancer in clinical practice. 95% of liver cancer patients have lost the opportunity for surgery when diagnosed, and most liver cancer patients still rely on chemical drugs for treatment. In the past, chemotherapy for liver cancer was not highly evaluated, especially systemic administration, which had little effect. In recent years, the administration route of chemotherapy has been changed, and hepatic artery chemotherapy and embolization have been performed, which has significantly improved the chemotherapy effect of liver cancer. It is currently believed that intubation chemotherapy is better than systemic combined chemotherapy, and combined chemotherapy is better than single-drug chemotherapy.

Chemical drugs have significant side effects, which can easily cause digestive tract reactions such as nausea and vomiting, bone marrow suppression and other side effects. Patients with poor physical constitutions may not be able to bear the side effects and need to interrupt treatment. In order to avoid the harm of these side effects to patients, biological immunotherapy can be used to help solve the problem.

3. Radiotherapy for liver cancer:

In recent years, with the progress of research in radiation physics and radiation physiology, the irradiation methods and ranges of liver cancer have been improved by using cobalt 60Γ rays or X-rays and high-energy rays from electron linear accelerators, making radiotherapy a more commonly used method in liver cancer treatment. Combined with biological immunotherapy, it can reduce the side effects of radiotherapy, enhance the patient's own resistance, and make the treatment go smoothly.