How to improve primary liver cancer? Introduction to the treatment plan for primary liver cancer

Primary liver cancer is one of the most common malignant tumors in our country, mainly in the southeast coastal areas, which shows that the disease is also related to environmental factors. After the occurrence of primary liver cancer, the treatment method is generally drug therapy and surgical treatment or the plan taken after surgery.

The cause and pathogenesis of primary liver cancer have not yet been clarified. It is currently believed that cirrhosis, viral hepatitis, aflatoxin, chemical factors, etc. are all causes of primary liver cancer. Sometimes environmental factors can also cause primary liver cancer. The following introduces the causes and treatments of primary liver cancer.

There are many symptoms of primary liver cancer. Clinically, the treatment method is selected based on the symptoms. For example, the main systemic manifestations include fatigue, weight loss, loss of appetite, abdominal distension, etc., accompanied by nausea, vomiting, fever, diarrhea and other symptoms. Sometimes there are also varying degrees of anemia, lower limb edema, subcutaneous hemorrhage, irregular menstruation, etc. Treatment can be carried out according to the patient's specific manifestations, but the most effective is a comprehensive treatment plan, including surgical artery, hepatic artery ligation, chemotherapy, freezing, laser, microwave and radiotherapy, which is the treatment plan for primary liver cancer.

Surgery is the first choice and the most effective method for treating primary liver cancer. The surgical method determines the treatment process according to the manifestation of the primary liver cancer lesions. When performing surgery on patients, a treatment plan suitable for the patient's condition should be determined according to the patient's symptoms. In addition to surgical treatment, chemotherapy can also be considered. Chemotherapy has relatively high requirements for the patient's personal requirements. Chemotherapy can only be performed if the patient's body can tolerate it. There is also radiotherapy, which is mainly for patients with relatively good liver function. This method can be chosen.

With the gradual progress of early diagnosis, early treatment and hepatic surgery technology of primary liver cancer, there are many forms of treatment for the disease. It is recommended that when choosing the form of surgery, it is necessary to consider whether the patient's physical condition can accept it. Surgery can only be performed if the body can tolerate it, otherwise it will cause great harm to the body.