What kind of people are prone to liver cancer

What kind of people are prone to liver cancer?

1. People with a family history of liver cancer are more likely to get liver cancer, and the incidence of liver cancer among people with a family history is significantly higher than that of the normal population.

2. The occurrence of liver cancer has certain pathogenic factors. Therefore, clinically, the following groups of people are prone to liver cancer: People who are prone to liver cancer initially have bad habits such as staying up late, getting angry, and loving sports. People who have both hepatitis B infection and hepatitis, these people have abnormal liver function, often see a doctor, and have a medical history of more than 6 years.

What is the difference between hepatic hemangioma and liver cancer?

Their prognoses are also quite different: first of all, hepatic hemangioma is a benign lesion. For relatively small hepatic hemangiomas, regular follow-up examinations are generally sufficient.

When you have liver cancer, you need to undergo surgical removal and then consolidate the treatment with radiotherapy and chemotherapy to effectively prolong your life. During treatment, you should eat less contaminated food.