Are the symptoms of advanced liver cancer contagious? Introduction to the contagiousness of advanced liver cancer

Liver cancer is a common disease in daily life. The cause of liver cancer is very complicated. Liver cancer patients need to pay attention to a lot of life conditioning work, which will help improve their self-confidence and courage to face liver cancer. Are the symptoms of advanced liver cancer contagious?

According to the survey, 95% of liver cancer patients have a background of hepatitis, and hepatitis is contagious. So it is not difficult to guess that if one person in a family has hepatitis and other people do not take protective measures, they can easily be infected. Since hepatitis is contagious, many people think that liver cancer is also contagious. In fact, not all liver diseases are contagious, and liver cancer is not one of them. Liver cancer is not contagious, does not have the conditions for infection, has no source of infection, and has no susceptible population. Although liver cancer has a family clustering situation, it is not caused by infection, but by genetics, common living conditions and other reasons.

Liver cancer itself is not directly contagious. The occurrence of liver cancer is closely related to infectious diseases such as hepatitis B and hepatitis C. If the patient has viral hepatitis and it turns into hepatitis B, it is possible to be contagious during the viral hepatitis stage. Liver cancer is contagious if it is accompanied by active hepatitis. The cause of the infection is hepatitis, not liver cancer. Liver cancer itself is not contagious. However, hepatitis that causes liver cancer is highly contagious. Therefore, once you have hepatitis, you must seek timely treatment, and the patient's family should also pay attention and take protective measures to prevent infection.