Is intervention useful for advanced liver cancer?

Is intervention useful in late-stage liver cancer?

1. Interventional treatment is very useful for patients with liver cancer, especially for patients in the middle and late stages who are not suitable for surgical treatment. Intervention can control the growth rate of the tumor with little trauma and easy operation. Interventional treatment can be performed in multiple sessions, and changes in lesions and liver function indicators can be monitored during the treatment process.

2. It is recommended to treat liver cancer through interventional treatment, namely transcatheter arterial chemoembolization. Interventional surgery can inhibit tumor growth, relieve abdominal pain and bloating symptoms, and relatively prolong survival time. Obviously, surgery is still the first choice and the most effective method for treating liver cancer.

How long does it take from being a hepatitis B carrier to developing liver cancer?

If chronic hepatitis B maintains good living habits in daily life and pays proper attention, the disease generally develops slowly. It is recommended that you must be proper in daily life, pay attention to regular work and rest, do not stay up late and do not drink alcohol, avoid eating high-oil, high-salt, and high-fat foods, and you can have regular check-ups. In a timely manner, combine the opinions of experts, and take appropriate antiviral liver drugs to delay the development of the disease!

Hepatitis B virus carriers usually do not directly develop liver cancer, but a small number of patients will develop liver cancer due to gene integration mechanisms. Generally speaking, it takes about 5 years for hepatitis B to develop into liver cancer, but not all hepatitis B patients will develop liver cancer, which is mainly related to personal circumstances and treatment.