Is increased appetite a sign of improvement in late-stage liver cancer? These treatments are recommended for late-stage liver cancer

Patients with advanced liver cancer have an increased appetite, which indicates that their condition is improving. If patients with liver cancer have an increased appetite, it indicates that the liver function is improving in some areas, and the digestive and metabolic functions are gradually improving.

Patients with liver cancer in the late stage should be treated according to their actual situation. The patient's liver cancer stage, liver function, general condition, and economic conditions should be evaluated comprehensively. It is best to conduct multidisciplinary diagnosis and treatment, such as oncology, hepatology, and other relevant departments for joint consultation to choose the best treatment plan. Available treatment options include surgical treatment, radiofrequency ablation, interventional embolization, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, targeted therapy, liver transplantation, etc.