Is it possible to get liver cancer without hepatitis B and hepatitis?

In order to reduce the incidence of liver cancer, in addition to preventing viral hepatitis, it is also necessary to prohibit drinking, and pay attention to genetic factors, bad eating habits and other factors. Clinically, some primary liver cancers are not related to hepatitis B and hepatitis C. Liver cancer can also occur without hepatitis B.

Can people with liver cancer eat garlic?

Generally speaking, the dietary principle for liver cancer patients is mainly light and easily digestible food. We should pay attention to the reasonable combination of carbohydrates, proteins and rich vitamins. If the condition permits, we should appropriately increase the intake of protein foods. At the same time, we should be careful to avoid eating too spicy foods, such as pepper, spicy, barbecue, etc. Hepatitis patients can eat garlic foods appropriately in their daily diet and life to supplement their bodies. They should actively treat with dialectical methods such as radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and traditional Chinese medicine to promote metabolic indicators of liver function tissue recovery. Clinically, liver cancer patients can eat a small amount of garlic. But it should be made clear that the diet of liver cancer patients must be strictly managed. Patients are advised to eat a light, nutritious, and easily digestible diet.

How long can you live after liver transplantation for liver cancer?

The survival time after liver cancer transplantation varies from a few months to several years or longer, because it depends on whether the tumor has metastasized, the patient's basic physical condition, whether the liver rejects it, and the patient's lifestyle. The early symptoms of liver cancer are not obvious. The symptoms of mid- and late-stage liver cancer are upper abdominal distension, pain, discomfort, nausea and vomiting, loss of appetite, fever, jaundice, lower limb edema, weight loss and fatigue. The 7% postoperative recurrence and metastasis of liver cancer has become the main factor affecting the efficacy of liver transplantation for liver cancer. The five-year survival rate of liver transplantation for liver cancer is only 46.