What to do if you have hot hands due to liver cancer

Liver cancer is a very common malignant tumor of the digestive system. Generally speaking, it may cause hot hands or cold limbs. In fact, hot hands may be related to irritability, getting angry, insomnia, tension, etc. in traditional Chinese medicine. Liver cancer itself is a relatively consumptive disease, and it may indeed cause this situation. However, it is still necessary to rule out other reasons for hot hands, and check thyroid function, etc. The treatment of liver cancer should be surgical radical cure, and other treatment methods such as chemotherapy, microwave ablation and cryosurgery should be used.

Does eating watermelon cause liver cancer?

Liver cancer is a malignant tumor of the digestive system. The cause of liver cancer is relatively complex. It may be related to some viral infections, environmental, genetic factors or long-term alcoholism. There is no definite connection between liver cancer and eating watermelon. It does not mean that eating watermelon will cause liver cancer. In addition, liver cancer patients can eat some watermelon according to their personal taste, but be careful not to eat iced or too cold watermelon. Diet should pay attention to eating small and frequent meals with light and easy to digest food. It is good to supplement some fresh vegetables and fruits appropriately. A comprehensive treatment plan is also needed for liver cancer.

What are the dangers of liver cancer?

Liver cancer is a malignant tumor of the digestive system. It is very harmful and difficult to treat. It is known as the king of cancer. Generally speaking, when liver cancer is discovered, it is already in the middle and late stages. There may be multiple metastatic lesions in other parts of the body. Liver cancer affects the digestive function, leading to poor appetite, aversion to oil, and pain in the right upper abdomen. In the late stage, ascites, jaundice and other systemic symptoms will appear. If liver cancer is not effectively treated, the general survival period is about half a year to a year. Generally, only very early liver cancer can be treated surgically. If surgery is not possible, only interventional chemotherapy, microwave ablation and other palliative treatments can be performed.