Life expectancy of patients with early liver cancer

Liver cancer is a cancerous disease that occurs in the liver. It is the third most common malignant tumor with a mortality rate second only to gastric cancer and esophageal cancer. The early symptoms are not obvious, and the late stage mainly manifests as liver pain, fatigue, weight loss, jaundice, ascites and other symptoms. The life expectancy of patients with early liver cancer can be checked based on their own factors.

So how long can patients with early liver cancer live? For patients with early liver cancer, if they can regulate their mood well and strengthen physical exercise, it will not only assist in the treatment of liver cancer, but also be of great help to the survival time of liver cancer patients.

Today's report found that the mortality rate of liver cancer is second only to that of gastric cancer, esophageal cancer and other malignant tumors. The early symptoms of liver cancer are generally not obvious. So, if liver cancer is diagnosed in the early stage, how long can a person live?

The key to how long you can live with early liver cancer is whether you receive timely and appropriate treatment. Generally speaking, the tumor of early liver cancer is smaller, and the chance of vascular invasion and metastasis is lower. If the patient's body can tolerate the side effects of surgery, surgical resection is often used. However, since there is a high probability of residual cancer cells after surgery, liver cancer should be actively and continuously treated after surgery. However, most patients are weak and are not suitable for treatments with greater toxic side effects such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy. They can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment can not only effectively kill residual cancer cells after surgery, but also regulate the patient's body immunity and promote the patient's physical recovery after surgery.

How long can patients with early liver cancer live? In fact, no matter what kind of disease is being treated, the treatment of a person's mental illness is also very important. If the patient can maintain a good mentality, it will be very helpful in inhibiting the deterioration of liver cancer.

Because the early symptoms of liver cancer are not obvious, it is often in the late stage when it is discovered. Because in the late stage, the cancer cells have spread and the cure rate is low, so early detection, early diagnosis, and early treatment of liver cancer are necessary. With reasonable treatment of early liver cancer, the possibility of long-term survival is still very high. Therefore, patients with early liver cancer should actively cooperate with treatment in order to achieve ideal results and get rid of the disease as soon as possible.