Can gastric cancer liver metastasis be treated with intervention?

Can gastric cancer liver metastasis be treated with intervention?

1. For patients with gastric cancer liver metastasis who cannot undergo surgery, interventional treatment can be performed, but it is not suitable for all patients. Patients with weak constitutions are not recommended to undergo interventional treatment, and can choose traditional Chinese medicine for conservative treatment. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment regulates the patient's body from the inside out and is a safe treatment method.

2. When gastric cancer metastasizes to the liver, the symptoms are very obvious and very serious. Gastric cancer metastasis to the liver refers to the advanced stage of gastric cancer, in which patients will experience upper abdominal pain, pain in the liver area, upper gastrointestinal bleeding, vomiting blood, blood in the stool and other symptoms. Patients may also experience unexplained symptoms such as low fever, chills, extreme weight loss, anemia, etc. Gastric cancer metastasis to the liver should be handled with caution. Gastric cancer liver metastasis is very serious, and surgical treatment should not be blindly accepted at this time, otherwise it will only accelerate the development of the tumor and bring greater pain to the patient. Patients and their families need to have a better understanding of the treatment methods and daily care of advanced gastric cancer so that they can better carry out corresponding treatment and daily care to improve the patient's quality of life.

3. It is recommended to develop good eating habits in daily life, avoid overeating, avoid eating pickled, fried, spicy and irritating foods frequently, eat more stomach foods, do more exercise, speed up blood circulation in the body, and enhance gastrointestinal motility.