How long can a patient with primary liver cancer in stage C live? What are the treatments for primary liver cancer?

Primary liver cancer is a relatively serious disease, with a much higher mortality rate than secondary liver cancer. For patients with primary liver cancer stage C, the only wish is to obtain the best treatment effect. As long as the patient persists in treatment, the survival period can be extended. At this time, the doctor needs to master the treatment principles.

We all know that liver cancer is a terrible malignant tumor. Liver cancer is divided into primary and secondary. There are many treatments for primary liver cancer. Patients with liver cancer should choose the treatment method that suits them according to their condition. In the early stage of primary liver cancer, if you find the right treatment method for yourself and avoid metastasis, you can improve your quality of life.

First, let's learn about the treatment methods for primary liver cancer. There are many treatment methods for primary liver cancer. First of all, we must choose the appropriate treatment method according to our condition. If the condition is relatively mild, surgical resection can be used, and then interventional treatment can be performed later. Pay attention to reasonable nursing methods during treatment to avoid recurrence.

Many patients worry about how long they can live with primary liver cancer in stage C! What I want to remind you here is that as long as patients detect and treat early, actively cooperate with doctors, do not be overly pessimistic, and pay attention to reasonable eating habits, the survival period will be improved. If patients take good care of themselves, they can live a long time with liver cancer in stage C. In order to achieve better therapeutic effects, it is advisable to combine interventional treatment with traditional Chinese medicine treatment.

Liver cancer is prone to recurrence and metastasis. When patients choose surgical treatment, they should prevent the recurrence and metastasis of liver cancer. They should go to the hospital for regular physical examinations and actively treat the disease if it metastasizes. They should also eat more nutritious food to enhance their immunity. They can eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and they must quit smoking and drinking.

Finally, I want to say that for patients with liver cancer, they must maintain an optimistic attitude. However, it is still a terrible malignant tumor. As long as persistent treatment and a positive attitude are faced, the patient's survival period can be prolonged. After surgical treatment, traditional Chinese medicine can be used to increase the effect of treatment.