How can liver cancer patients prolong their lifespan

How can liver cancer patients prolong their lifespan? Experts point out that the lifespan of liver cancer patients generally depends on two factors: the patient's physical and mental state in the late stage, and whether the treatment method is appropriate. Treatment for late stage liver cancer mainly includes palliative surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and traditional Chinese medicine.

Comprehensively apply various treatment methods to improve the level of advanced treatment and prolong the patient's survival, that is, live longer. Under the premise of ensuring a successful advanced treatment, each advanced liver cancer patient has individual differences. Those with good physical condition and good resistance may survive with the tumor for a long time, while those with poor immune function may only survive for a few months.
How to prolong the life of liver cancer patients? Factors that affect the life span of liver cancer patients:
1. Whether the postoperative care is appropriate: It mainly includes two categories: diet and life care. The diet after liver cancer surgery should be mainly soft food that is easy to digest and absorb, but it is necessary to ensure sufficient nutrition and energy, so as to effectively reduce the occurrence of postoperative complications; in addition, liver cancer patients should also exercise appropriately after surgery (within their own ability, but excessive and intense exercise should be avoided) to enhance physical fitness, soothe the liver, and promote the body's recovery as soon as possible, thereby achieving the goal of prolonging life.
2. It is related to the patient's attitude towards life: emotional regulation has a positive impact on the survival time after liver cancer surgery. Therefore, if liver cancer patients want to effectively prolong their life after surgery, they should have a firm sense of survival, not be troubled by the question of "how long can I live after liver cancer surgery", and relax their mentality and actively cooperate with postoperative treatment.