Six symptoms to be highly alert to liver cancer. Comprehensive treatment of liver cancer with traditional Chinese and Western medicine has significant effect

Liver cancer is a more serious type of liver disease. Liver cancer is divided into primary liver cancer and secondary liver cancer. Primary liver cancer refers to cancer that originates in the liver, while cancer that originates in other organs and metastasizes to the liver is called secondary liver cancer. Liver cancer has become one of the most common cancers in my country. The harm it causes to the human body is immeasurable and can even be fatal. Therefore, understanding the symptoms of liver cancer is of certain significance for preventing it. So what are the symptoms of liver cancer?

6 symptoms to alert liver cancer

Systemic symptoms: such as weight loss, fatigue, low fever in the afternoon, and night sweats.

For those with a history of hepatitis, if the pain in the liver area suddenly worsens or the nature of the pain changes, you need to get checked out.

Digestive tract symptoms: upper abdominal distension, aggravated distension after eating, stomach discomfort, or dull pain in the stomach area, sometimes mistaken for stomach problems, resulting in delayed treatment. Umbilical pain, loose stools, or increased bowel movements, sometimes mistaken for enteritis, need to be checked. Discomfort in the right upper abdomen, sometimes aggravated after eating greasy food, mistaken for cholecystitis, also need to be distinguished.

People with a history of liver cirrhosis should also seek medical attention if their symptoms suddenly worsen.

Symptoms in the liver area: pain in the liver area, which often worsens after exertion, or discomfort in the liver area, or discomfort in the right shoulder, etc.

Other symptoms: When there is jaundice, the urine is very yellow, even red, and the whites of the eyes are yellow. When there is ascites, there is abdominal distension, less urine, shorter urine flow, and more frequent bowel movements. When there is gastrointestinal bleeding, the stool is black and tarry, or even vomiting blood. When there is liver cancer rupture, there is severe abdominal pain, hemoperidia, and even a drop in blood pressure. When there is a drop in blood sugar, there are paroxysmal sweating and coma. When there is hepatic coma, there is mania, coma, convulsions, etc.

If you find the above symptoms, you need to be alert to the occurrence of liver cancer and go to the hospital for further examination and diagnosis in time. Once liver cancer occurs, it will cause great harm to human health, and active treatment of liver cancer is urgent. There are many treatments for liver cancer. Only by combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine can we achieve the effect of treating both the symptoms and the root cause of liver cancer. So how to carry out the comprehensive treatment of liver cancer with traditional Chinese and Western medicine?

Western medicine fights cancer and treats symptoms, while traditional Chinese medicine treats liver disease and prevents recurrence and treats the root cause. Make full use of the different advantages of Chinese and Western medicine, effectively integrate them, and make the best use of their strengths and avoid their weaknesses. For patients in the early and middle stages, first use Western medicine, focusing on suppressing and killing cancer tumors and reducing the burden of cancer in the liver, while using Chinese medicine to protect the liver and reduce toxicity and increase efficacy. Once the traumatic treatment of Western medicine comes to an end, traditional Chinese medicine will be used as the main method to suppress tumors with zero toxicity, combined with syndrome differentiation and treatment, which will not only gently clean up the residual cancer cells, but also effectively protect the liver and fight viruses, block the process of liver damage, and prevent the emergence of new cancer foci. Once new lesions appear, Western medicine will still be used for local tumor treatment; and the focus is still on suppressing tumors with zero toxicity, protecting the liver, reversing the process of liver cirrhosis or fibrosis, and reducing the possibility of new lesions. After 2 to 3 years of treatment, it is often possible to effectively eliminate the lesions in the liver, fundamentally improve the texture and function of the liver, and fundamentally avoid the consequences of recurrence and metastasis of liver cancer.

In the treatment of primary liver cancer, TCM zero-toxic tumor suppression is mainly reflected in the whole process of traditional treatments such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy. The use of zero-toxic tumor suppression before surgery can control the further development of liver tumors, provide opportunities for surgery and improve the surgical resection rate; for individual patients who have lost the possibility of surgery, it can play a palliative role and even create conditions for surgical resection. After surgery, it can increase physical fitness and accelerate the healing of wounds, which is conducive to the implementation of comprehensive postoperative treatment. During chemotherapy and the treatment vacuum during the interval of chemotherapy, it can reduce the metastasis and recurrence of liver cancer. At the same time, it has a clear liver-protecting effect, which can often reverse liver cirrhosis to a certain extent and greatly reduce the possibility of intrahepatic recurrence. In combination with interventional and various minimally invasive therapies, it can also improve the efficacy and improve the quality of life. In addition, for patients with advanced liver cancer, the use of this method can improve their quality of life and prolong their survival with cancer.

The above is an introduction to the symptoms and treatment of liver cancer. In daily life, we should pay attention to regular check-ups, detect liver disease in time, and actively treat it to prevent liver cancer from further deteriorating and endangering life.