What to do if you have hamstring pain due to liver cancer

What should I do if I have hamstring pain due to liver cancer?

1. Liver cancer is a malignant tumor of the digestive system. Generally speaking, it may cause electrolyte imbalance or metastatic lesions in other parts, causing leg pain or leg cramps. These conditions may be caused by low calcium and other reasons. Calcium supplementation can be used for treatment. Because leg pain caused by liver cancer bone metastasis can be treated with bisphosphonates to inhibit bone cell destruction and protect bones, which also has an analgesic effect.

2. In addition, some painkillers can be used to relieve symptoms. For liver cancer, surgical treatment, interventional chemotherapy, microwave ablation and other treatments can generally be used to control the progression of the disease and prolong survival.

Can liver cancer be cured?

Liver cancer is a difficult disease to treat. It is a malignant tumor of the digestive system. Only very early stage small liver cancers can be cured. Small liver cancers like this can be cured by surgery, liver lobectomy, and then combined with microwave, ablation and other treatment methods. It is possible that there will be no recurrence five years after surgery. This is considered a clinical cure, but regular follow-up is required, and the possibility of recurrence after five years cannot be ruled out.

If liver cancer is already in the middle or advanced stages when it is discovered, and the chance of surgical treatment is lost, it cannot be cured. The only thing that can be done is to alleviate the pain as much as possible and prolong the survival period.