How much does it cost to treat liver cancer

Regardless of the cost, patients with liver cancer must actively receive treatment. Combined with the patient's liver function, general condition, tumor size and location, whether there is distant metastasis and economic conditions, an active individualized treatment plan should be developed. Common treatment methods include: surgical resection, liver transplantation, interventional therapy, radiofrequency ablation, and some radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and oral sorafenib. If early liver cancer is treated surgically, it may cost only 50,000 to 60,000 yuan. If chemotherapy, interventional therapy, albumin supplementation, etc. are required for mid- to late-stage liver cancer, the cost will be higher. Because each region is different, the cost of treatment is also different.

What are the early symptoms of liver cancer in children?

Early symptoms of childhood liver cancer include pale face. The child's face may appear pale for no reason, and the lips and conjunctiva may be bloodless. They may also be accompanied by fatigue, loss of appetite, and weight loss. For example, joint pain, abdominal pain, headache, etc., because the patient may have unexplained fever, swollen lymph nodes, and high or low white blood cell counts. The early symptoms of childhood liver cancer may not be very obvious. Many patients are only found to have abdominal masses, bloating, or obvious jaundice and anemia in the early stages. During the diagnostic examination, abdominal MRI examinations and laboratory tumor marker tests can be selected to confirm. If a child has liver cancer.

Can liver cancer recurrence be prevented after surgery?

Liver cancer surgery can prevent recurrence. After surgical treatment, you can go to the hospital for chemotherapy. Chemotherapy drugs can kill residual cancer cells and reduce recurrence to a certain extent, but the possibility of recurrence cannot be ruled out. After treatment, you must go to the hospital regularly to check the condition of your liver. After liver cancer surgery, hepatic artery embolization interventional chemotherapy is required. 70% of patients must do this. The hazards of chronic liver disease, viral hepatitis, and cirrhosis cannot be ignored. After radical surgical treatment, auxiliary treatment should also be actively carried out to prevent recurrence.