How to prevent secondary liver cancer metastasis? Introduction to prevention methods of secondary liver cancer

Secondary liver cancer metastasis will show symptoms of the metastatic site to a certain extent. For example, lung metastasis will show coughing up blood and respiratory disorders, and brain metastasis will show neurotic problems such as dull expression and slurred speech. So how can we prevent secondary liver cancer metastasis?

Professor Zheng Weida, an expert in liver cancer prevention and treatment, pointed out: From the perspective of clinical treatment of liver cancer, early diagnosis and early treatment are still the key. Liver cancer is highly malignant. Secondary liver cancer can be found during abdominal tumor surgery, and can also be found during follow-up after primary cancer surgery. Most of them are found in a stage after primary cancer surgery due to symptoms or evidence of liver metastasis; a few seek medical treatment with liver metastasis as the first symptom, and some of them may not find out the primary cancer until death. If the tumor of secondary liver cancer only involves the liver, early detection and early treatment can often prolong the patient's survival or even achieve radical cure. For this reason, it is necessary to emphasize the detection of this disease in the subclinical stage. Although this disease is not as good as primary liver cancer, most of it can be detected through simple AFp monitoring, but if patients pay more attention, it is still not difficult to find subclinical secondary liver cancer.

How to prevent secondary liver cancer metastasis? To prevent the disease before it happens, the four-in-one anti-cancer therapy can be used to effectively prevent and treat secondary liver cancer metastasis. The four-in-one therapy is developed based on the theory of TCM syndrome differentiation. It uses psychological therapy, drug therapy, diet therapy, and physical therapy to kill cancer cells, inhibit the growth of cancer cells, enhance one's own immunity, and maximize the ability to resist disease, thereby effectively controlling and stabilizing the condition and preventing the spread and metastasis of cancer cells. The four-in-one anti-cancer rehabilitation therapy can effectively prevent secondary liver cancer metastasis.