How to treat liver cancer

Liver cancer patients generally have a hot constitution. To change this constitution, the meridian constitution swelling reduction method can be used. He uses pure Chinese medicine methods for treatment. On the basis of medicated bathing of legs and feet, combined with acupoint massage, anal enema, external application, auxiliary scraping cupping, oral medication, acupuncture, acupoint embedding and other comprehensive treatments, good clinical efficacy has been achieved. Due to the continuous changes in people's lifestyles and eating habits, liver cancer is a common malignant tumor disease. The mortality rate of liver cancer is high, mainly because liver cancer is similar to gastric cancer, the early symptoms are not obvious, and even unconscious for a long time, and the diagnosis is generally in the middle and late stages. The best way to deal with liver cancer is to do a good job of prevention from the source, thereby reducing the risk of disease.

Since the early symptoms of liver cancer are not obvious, it is difficult for patients to detect it early. Once it is discovered, most of them are advanced liver cancer. Liver cancer is a malignant tumor that seriously threatens human health and life. Understand the high-risk population for liver cancer and strengthen vigilance and prevention in daily life. Middle-aged and elderly people: According to clinical statistics, most liver cancers occur in middle-aged and elderly people after the age of 40. This is because the effect of carcinogenic factors requires an accumulation process, even decades. Most liver cancer patients are middle-aged and elderly, and the high-risk age group is between 50 and 60 years old. The occurrence of liver cancer is also related to the decline of human immune function. After middle age, the thymus gradually atrophies, so the cellular immune function closely related to thymus endocrine gradually weakens, the human body cannot effectively reject abnormal cells, and cancer also takes this opportunity to germinate. According to research, there are many more male friends with liver cancer than female patients. The ratio of male to female liver cancer is about 7-10:1, that is, the number of male liver cancer patients is 7-10 times that of female patients. There is no definite explanation why liver cancer is a high-risk population for men. However, many medical experts believe that estrogen in women has a certain antagonistic effect on certain liver cancer pathogens.