What are the methods for treating liver cancer? 3 most effective treatments for liver cancer

The advancement of medical technology has made many diseases no longer difficult to cure, but cancer is still the biggest killer of humans, endangering the health and lives of many people. Liver cancer is the most common disease. There are many ways to treat the disease, and everyone must understand it.

1. Surgery + biological therapy. Currently, most early-stage tumors are treated with surgery, but surgery has obvious limitations. It cannot remove tiny lesions that are invisible to the naked eye and metastatic cancer cells. In addition, surgery is suitable for early and smaller lesions. For mid- and late-stage tumors that have already spread, surgery does more harm than good. Therefore, for surgical patients, the key is to prevent recurrence and metastasis after surgery. About a week after surgery, biological therapy can effectively remove tiny lesions remaining from surgery, and can remove free cancer cells in the blood or lymphatic circulation, thereby preventing tumor recurrence and metastasis; at the same time, it improves the patient's anti-tumor immune function and reduces the incidence of various infections.

2. Radiotherapy + biological therapy. Radiotherapy is an important means of treating malignant tumors, but it can cause toxic side effects such as radiation dermatitis, esophagitis, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, etc., and may also cause recurrence and metastasis of tumor cells at any time. Director Wang pointed out that biological therapy combined with radiotherapy can significantly overcome these shortcomings, improve the efficacy of radiotherapy, effectively kill cancer cells, and prevent tumor metastasis and recurrence.

3. Chemotherapy + biological therapy. Chemotherapy is also one of the three traditional methods of treating tumors. It is a systemic treatment that has no specificity for killing cancer cells during treatment. It kills normal cells while killing cancer cells. Excessive chemotherapy will shorten the patient's survival time. The combination of chemotherapy and biological therapy can effectively make up for the shortcomings. On the one hand, it can reduce the toxic and side effects of chemotherapy, alleviate the pain of patients, and improve the quality of life. On the other hand, it can enhance the sensitivity of chemotherapy drugs, improve the efficacy of chemotherapy, and prevent tumor metastasis and recurrence.

Many people lose hope of survival after contracting liver cancer. In fact, liver cancer is not a terminal illness, and there are many ways to prolong life. Therefore, when facing the disease, patients must maintain a healthy and positive attitude and not let their own neglect cause the disease to worsen.