What are the contraindications of interventional treatment for liver cancer? Some common sense about interventional treatment for liver cancer

Interventional therapy is a method of treating liver cancer, which is more suitable for patients with advanced liver cancer. However, interventional therapy is not a panacea. Although the clinical effect is very good, it is not necessarily suitable for all liver cancer patients. If you have jaundice or ascites, try not to use this method. Not only will it not have any therapeutic effect, it will also delay the treatment of the disease.

When it comes to cancer, people will feel fear, especially liver cancer, which has a very high incidence rate and is a common clinical malignant tumor. There are many methods to treat liver cancer, and interventional therapy is one of them. It has good effects and few side effects, and is favored by many patients. However, interventional therapy for liver cancer also has indications and is not suitable for all liver cancer patients. The following will introduce the contraindications of interventional therapy for liver cancer.

Interventional therapy for liver cancer is suitable for patients with advanced liver cancer. It is a targeted drug therapy that injects liver cancer treatment drugs into the liver, and then uses tumor vascular embolization and argon-helium freezing technology to kill cancer cells. Interventional therapy has achieved very good results in clinical practice. For liver cancer patients, this method can increase the chances and time of survival.

However, there are certain contraindications to interventional therapy. If you have jaundice or ascites, try not to use this method, because jaundice and ascites indicate that liver failure is more serious, and interventional therapy is no longer acceptable. Interventional therapy will not only fail to achieve the therapeutic effect, but will increase the severity of the disease, further increase liver damage, and make subsequent treatment difficult.

Interventional therapy for liver cancer also has relative contraindications. It needs to be carried out or partially carried out under the guidance of a doctor according to the specific situation. The doctor needs to strictly control the treatment period. For example, if the main vein is not completely blocked or one of the left and right tissues of the portal vein is completely blocked, it is necessary to judge according to the liver function and various physical indicators, and interventional therapy cannot be used blindly.

In general, whether liver cancer can produce interventional treatment depends on the individual. Each patient's situation is different, and the treatment methods adopted are also different. Patients must build self-confidence, master the relevant knowledge of the disease, and find appropriate treatment methods. With the continuous advancement of medical standards, there will be more and more treatment methods and drugs. Patients should not blindly believe in advertisements, but should correctly grasp the treatment plan and follow the doctor's guidance.