How to avoid liver cancer in daily life

Liver cancer actually comes from many carcinogenic factors. Carcinogenic factors can be avoided by some things in life. First, it is because of our improper lifestyle. For example, obesity is prone to fatty liver, so we can avoid this factor by losing weight and controlling weight. Starting from the cause, for example, liver cancer in my country is closely related to hepatitis B virus infection and type C virus infection. To prevent liver cancer, you can vaccinate against hepatitis B in the neonatal period.

What is liver cancer perfusion therapy?

Liver cancer perfusion therapy mainly refers to the injection of anticancer drugs and vascular embolic agents into the hepatic artery area through femoral artery catheterization, which can effectively kill malignant tumor cells and inhibit the proliferation of cancer cells. At present, local perfusion chemotherapy for liver cancer, namely hepatic artery angiography, interventional embolization and local chemotherapy, is a better treatment method for advanced liver cancer, or a local control method for temporarily inoperable liver cancer, and has been written into the liver cancer guidelines. Perfusion chemotherapy for advanced liver cancer is usually useful.

Does nosebleeds from liver cancer get worse?

Remind us to drink more water during chemotherapy. Of course, everyone's specific situation is different. If it is a temporary nosebleed, it means that the problem is not big and there is no need to be too nervous. However, if the symptoms of nosebleed persist, first check the blood routine to see if there is a serious low platelet count or coagulation dysfunction, which may be caused by severe bone marrow suppression after liver cancer treatment. In this case, platelet treatment needs to be improved in time. Liver cancer patients have nosebleeds, and liver cancer itself will not directly cause nosebleeds. To check whether there are other reasons, first of all, it may just be ordinary nasal mucosal bleeding caused by dry weather. Liver cancer patients have poor coagulation mechanisms, abundant nosebleeds, and are prone to bleeding.