How to treat advanced liver cancer

The patient is a 64-year-old male with advanced liver cancer. The tumor is 16 cm in size and has metastasized. The portal vein and hepatic vein have been blocked by cancer cells. There is also metastasis in the lungs. He occasionally coughs, and only a small part of the liver is not affected. How should this situation be treated?

Judging from the above simple description, the clinical manifestations of this liver cancer patient are extremely atypical, and the symptoms are mostly not obvious, especially in the early stages of the disease.

Usually, about 70% of small liver cancers less than 5 cm are asymptomatic, and about 70% of asymptomatic subclinical liver cancers are small liver cancers. Once symptoms appear, it means that the tumor has become larger, and the disease progresses rapidly, usually showing cachexia within a few weeks, and often leading to exhaustion and death within a few months to a year.

For patients with advanced liver cancer that has metastasized and spread, especially those who are older, chemotherapy or radiotherapy has serious side effects. They can choose traditional Chinese medicine treatment. Traditional Chinese medicine selectively kills cancer cells without damaging normal cells, and helps restore the body's immunity. It can fight cancer without toxic side effects, can quickly improve clinical symptoms, improve and protect the body's immune function, can overall inhibit and directly kill cancer cells, and significantly inhibit the metastasis and spread of cancer cells.

Tips--What is small liver cancer?

Small liver cancer is relative to large liver cancer. Small liver cancer is also called subclinical liver cancer or early liver cancer. Usually, there are no symptoms, and physical examinations lack signs of the tumor itself, but liver cancer is accidentally discovered during liver disease follow-up or physical examinations. The standard for small liver cancer in my country is: the maximum diameter of a single cancer nodule does not exceed 3 cm; the number of multiple cancer nodules does not exceed two, and the sum of their maximum diameters should be less than 3 cm.