How does liver cancer develop

How does liver cancer develop?

The development process of liver cancer includes early subclinical stage, subclinical stage, middle and late stages, etc.

The first is the early subclinical stage:

From precancerous cells to subclinical liver cancer diagnosis, it is generally asymptomatic and difficult to detect by imaging.

The second is the subclinical stage:

From subclinical liver cancer to symptoms.

The third is the mid-term:

From symptoms to jaundice, ascites and distant metastases.

Fourth, late stage:

That is, jaundice, ascites, distant metastasis, and even death.

Liver cancer patients need to pay attention to rest in their daily lives, avoid staying up late and overwork, and they can exercise appropriately, such as walking, slow walking, etc., which can enhance resistance and promote recovery from the disease. At the same time, their diet needs to be light and balanced. They can eat some fresh vegetables and fruits, such as tomatoes, dragon fruit, carrots, kiwis, etc., avoid eating spicy foods, such as spicy hot pot chicken, spicy hot pot, spicy chicken, etc., and also avoid eating greasy and cold foods, such as fried chicken steak, braised pork, ice cream, etc., and also need to have regular checkups. If there are any discomfort symptoms, seek medical attention in time.