What are the good treatments for liver cancer? Common treatments for liver cancer

Traditional Chinese medicine for strengthening and anti-cancer is suitable for patients with advanced liver cancer and those with severe liver decompensation who cannot tolerate other treatments. It can improve the body's overall condition and prolong life. It can also be combined with surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy to reduce adverse reactions and improve efficacy. At present, the treatment for liver cancer is mainly surgical treatment and chemotherapy, but the principle of treating liver cancer is to combine multiple treatment methods. Especially after surgical treatment, if multiple treatment methods can be combined, the prognosis and survival rate can be greatly improved. The following are some common treatment methods: Traditional Chinese medicine Traditional Chinese medicine for strengthening and anti-cancer is suitable for patients with advanced liver cancer and those with severe liver decompensation who cannot tolerate other treatments. It can improve the body's overall condition and prolong life. It can also be combined with surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy to reduce adverse reactions and improve efficacy. Guided therapy uses specific antibodies and monoclonal antibodies or tumor-friendly chemical drugs as carriers, labels radionuclides or cross-links with chemotherapy drugs or immunotoxins for specific guided therapy, which is one of the promising therapies. The antibodies that have been used clinically include anti-human liver cancer protein antibodies, anti-human liver cancer monoclonal antibodies, and anti-alpha-fetoprotein monoclonal antibodies. In addition to 131I125I, 90Y has been tried in the "warhead". In addition, cross-linking of toxins and chemotherapy drugs with antibodies, humanized monoclonal antibodies or genetically engineered antibodies are under study. Local treatment mainly refers to some intratumoral puncture treatment methods under B-ultrasound guidance. The principle is to achieve tumor tissue necrosis through physical, chemical, or radioactive damage, thereby controlling or even curing the tumor. Currently, the commonly used local treatment methods in clinical practice include: intratumoral puncture injection of alcohol, acetic acid, etc. under ultrasound guidance; percutaneous puncture intratumor microwave curing therapy, laser therapy; radiofrequency ablation, high-temperature saline injection and other high-temperature therapies; liquid nitrogen freezing; argon-helium knife; high-power focused ultrasound. Biological treatment of tumors Biological treatment is the fourth mode of tumor treatment after surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Biological treatment refers to a treatment method that mainly regulates the body's own biological response through the body's defense mechanism or the action of biological response modifiers, thereby inhibiting tumor growth. At present, the main content of biological treatment has expanded from immunotherapy to immunotherapy, guided therapy, induced differentiation therapy and gene therapy. Generally speaking, if liver cancer can be treated in time, the survival rate is still very high, reaching more than 80% in about one year and about 50% in five years. However, if adjuvant therapy is used for comprehensive consolidation treatment, the survival time will be significantly increased.