New drug for treating liver cancer

The key to liver cancer treatment is to conduct comprehensive clinical staging based on the patient's general condition, liver function, whether there is remote metastasis, whether there is invasion of blood vessels, and the size, number, and location of the tumor. It is best to perform surgical resection, liver transplantation, ablation therapy, or interventional therapy. If these treatments are not ideal or these treatments cannot be performed due to liver function, targeted drugs, including sorafenib and canvatinib, can be considered. The principle of liver cancer treatment is early detection and early treatment. Whether it is surgery or radiofrequency minimally invasive, its purpose is to remove lesions. The focus of postoperative treatment of early liver cancer is to protect the liver and reduce tumor recurrence. Common liver drugs include glutathione, compound glycyrrhizic acid tablets, etc., to reduce the recurrence of tumors such as thymosin and cacaidin. As a very common malignant tumor, liver cancer has made many new research advances in recent years, such as some new drugs for the treatment of liver cancer, such as sorafenib, regorafenib, and regorafenib.

How to intervene in the treatment of primary liver cancer?

90% of the blood supply of primary liver cancer comes from the hepatic artery, which provides an anatomical basis for vascular interventional treatment of liver cancer tumors. After liver cancer is discovered, it is necessary to go to the hospital or hepatobiliary surgery department for general surgery as soon as possible. Standardized interventional treatment can prevent postoperative complications.

What are the symptoms of advanced liver cancer?

Generally speaking, patients with advanced liver cancer will have obvious pain in the right upper abdomen. In addition to pain, patients will also experience clinical symptoms such as abdominal distension, nausea, vomiting, weight loss, fatigue, ascites, jaundice, etc. Once patients with advanced liver cancer experience the above clinical symptoms, it is recommended that patients do not delay the disease and go to a regular hospital for active surgery as soon as possible. Advanced liver cancer will cause hepatic encephalopathy due to liver failure. Patients may show mental symptoms such as delusions, auditory hallucinations, visual hallucinations, and delusions of victimization, and may also have neurological symptoms such as convulsions, irritability, and confusion. Advanced liver cancer means that the liver tumor is large in size, with varying degrees of metastatic lesions such as portal vein cancer thrombus, extensive liver metastasis, and even distant metastasis.