The cure rate of liver cancer resection during the interim period

Whether liver cancer can be cured has always been a question of concern to people. In fact, liver cancer can be cured under certain circumstances. This disease is not a terminal illness, but the mortality rate of this disease is very high, and the treatment course takes a long time. Can liver cancer be cured in the middle stage? Let's learn about it together.

Most cases of liver cancer are caused by unhealthy lifestyles, so we must first start with changes in lifestyles. What is the best way to treat mid-stage liver cancer? Since fatty liver has various causes such as nutrition, alcohol, drugs, pregnancy, inflammation, etc., identifying the cause and conducting targeted treatment is the key to completely solving fatty liver. Use selected Chinese and Western medicines for oral administration, enema, infusion and other means to comprehensively regulate and enhance the body's immunity, strengthen the lipid-lowering and fat-eliminating effects, avoid the effects of various treatments on the normal metabolic function of the liver, and avoid drug damage to the liver, so as to achieve the dual purpose of protecting the liver and reducing lipids.

Most patients may have reached the middle or late stages of liver cancer when they are diagnosed with it. At this time, the treatment is definitely not as good as when it is discovered in the early stages. Doctors advocate the treatment of liver cancer in the middle stage. The treatment of middle stage liver cancer mainly depends on whether the appropriate treatment methods are used in time. Generally speaking, the tumor of middle stage liver cancer is small and has not spread or metastasized. The most effective treatment method is surgical resection. The 5-year survival rate after resection of middle stage liver cancer can reach more than 60%. Radical resection is the main resection method for middle stage liver cancer. After surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, traditional Chinese medicine and other treatments can be used for a certain period of time to prevent recurrence.

For patients with very serious liver cancer, they should be careful when choosing treatment methods, as some methods may not be very suitable. It is better to adopt conservative treatment for liver cancer, especially in the late stage, which can not only relieve the patient's pain, but also prolong the patient's life. The conservative treatment of liver cancer is that it can not only protect the liver's hematopoietic function and enhance the body's immunity, but also cut off the supply path of cancer cells and selectively kill cancer cells. It will not damage normal cells like radiotherapy and chemotherapy, thereby allowing patients to restore their body immunity.