What are the side effects of interventional treatment for liver cancer? Beware of 5 side effects of interventional treatment for liver cancer

Liver cancer is a common malignant tumor disease. Liver cancer seriously endangers human health. The early symptoms of liver cancer are not obvious. The symptoms in the middle and late stages are pain, abdominal distension, poor appetite, fatigue, etc. Treatments for liver cancer include surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, biological therapy, interventional therapy, etc. Interventional therapy for liver cancer is now a more commonly used method for liver cancer treatment. Although interventional therapy for liver cancer is very effective, it also has some side effects. So what are the side effects of interventional therapy for liver cancer?

1. Some patients' blood vessels are blocked after one treatment, and the side effects of interventional therapy for liver cancer make it difficult for patients to undergo further treatment.

2. Despite super-selective access, there are still obvious side effects of interventional therapy for liver cancer. According to data analysis, the most common reactions are in the gastrointestinal tract.

3. The therapeutic effect is not satisfactory for patients with large cancer masses.

4. Even if the superselective operation on liver cancer patients is carried out smoothly, due to reasons such as high-pressure injection, accidental thrombosis, shunting and inevitable micro-metastasis may occur.

5. Patients with portal vein cancer thrombus should consider removing the cancer thrombus as appropriate.