Can I have a child if I have advanced liver cancer?

Liver cancer is the terminal stage of liver disease. It can not only cause fatal harm to the body, but also damage other organs as the disease progresses. Does having liver cancer mean waiting to die? No, liver cancer can be treated surgically in the early stages if discovered in time, and the prognosis is good. However, if it develops to the middle or late stages, the body cannot withstand surgery.

Can I have children in the late stage of liver cancer? For the above patients, although they are still young, it is not recommended to have children if they are diagnosed with liver cancer. Although liver cancer is not a contagious or hereditary disease, the tumor consumes a lot of energy on the body. In addition, pregnancy can easily lead to the development of tumors. Further deterioration of the disease can directly affect the health of mother and baby. Therefore, liver cancer patients should avoid having children.

For liver cancer patients, regardless of their age, childbirth is not good for their condition or the fetus. It doubles the consumption of nutrients in the patient's body. For liver cancer patients who are already weak, childbirth is undoubtedly a fatal blow.

In addition, the pregnancy of liver cancer patients will also affect the health of the fetus. Liver cancer patients need treatment during pregnancy, but treatment will cause harm to the fetus and may lead to premature birth, miscarriage, fetal malformation, etc. Therefore, weighing the pros and cons, it is not recommended for liver cancer patients to get pregnant and give birth.