There are several treatments for liver cancer. Revealing the four treatments for liver cancer

Liver cancer is one of the malignant tumors with a relatively high incidence rate among the people in our country. The occurrence of this disease will seriously damage liver function, and the spread of cancer cell tissue will endanger the patient's life safety. Therefore, we must promptly choose surgical treatment, chemotherapy, radiotherapy and biological treatment to deal with liver cancer.

Liver cancer is the most serious malignant tumor disease caused by severe damage to the liver. According to different conditions, we can divide liver cancer into two types: primary liver cancer and secondary liver cancer. Among them, the occurrence of primary liver cancer is a common disease in my country, which can cause patients to have abnormal symptoms such as weight loss, physical fatigue, pain and discomfort in the liver area, abdominal distension and poor appetite. We need to take some effective measures in time to treat liver cancer and effectively save patients' lives.

Here is an introduction to the four main types of treatment that help us treat liver cancer:

1. At present, surgical treatment is the first choice for treating liver cancer, and it is also the most effective treatment for liver cancer. After a comprehensive examination and diagnosis, liver cancer patients can undergo palliative liver resection or radical liver resection and other different surgical treatment options to treat liver cancer.

2. Chemotherapy is also a very important treatment method for liver cancer patients. Although surgery is the first choice for liver cancer treatment, not every liver cancer patient is suitable for surgery. Therefore, chemotherapy has become a treatment method that can be selected by liver cancer patients who cannot undergo surgery to remove the lesion.

3. Some liver cancer patients have relatively good liver function and are not accompanied by ascites, cirrhosis, jaundice and esophageal varices. At this time, they can choose radiotherapy to effectively control their condition. In addition, liver cancer patients who relapse after surgery also need to choose radiotherapy in a timely manner.

4. Biological therapy is a relatively new treatment method for malignant tumors such as liver cancer. Biological therapy is mainly carried out by using drugs such as thymosin, interferon and immune RNA, and biological therapy can be combined with chemotherapy for synchronous treatment.

Because each liver cancer patient has many differences in liver function, symptoms caused by the disease, and severity of the disease, in order to achieve good treatment results, we need to formulate appropriate treatment plans based on the principle of individualization. Only by formulating individualized treatment plans based on the patient's own condition can we achieve the effect of treating the disease.