Can I do strenuous exercise after liver cancer surgery

Can I do strenuous exercise after liver cancer surgery?

1. Patients can get out of bed early after tumor surgery and perform mild normal activities, such as walking with the help of family members in the ward, to promote the recovery of the functions of various parts of the body, and avoid strenuous activities such as climbing and riding a bicycle. In clinical medicine, liver cancer is often referred to as a more common disease.

2. If the specific treatment conditions of the human body in the later stage mainly depend on the specific conditions of the human body, then at this time, better relief treatment effects can be achieved to avoid severe recurrence in the later stage. Strenuous exercise is not recommended after liver surgery. The specific exercise time should be determined according to the patient's physical condition, surgical difficulty, postoperative recovery and incision healing.

What should I do if the incision hurts after liver cancer surgery?

If the recovery is not smooth, there will be corresponding infection, bleeding, metastasis, rupture, liver failure, etc. The specific situation is related to the corresponding complications. It is recommended to ask the attending physician to go to the hospital for examination and timely treatment.

Can liver cancer be cured in its early stages?

The earlier the tumor is discovered, the better the treatment effect. In particular, some small early liver cancers can be cured through radical surgical resection, or some new radiofrequency ablation, microwave ablation, and argon-helium knife ablation treatments. The postoperative recurrence rate is very low, and the five-year survival rate can reach more than 90%.

For patients with early liver cancer, if there are postoperative pathological factors and high-risk factors, adjuvant chemotherapy and radiotherapy are needed to improve the patient's survival time through comprehensive treatment. Liver cancer is likely to be cured in the early stages.