Does a blood mole necessarily mean liver cancer? How to check and treat liver cancer?

Liver cancer generally refers to primary liver cancer, which is a common, frequent and extremely harmful disease. Patients with liver cancer will have some abnormal digestive system symptoms, such as abdominal distension, poor appetite, fatigue and other discomforts. Therefore, if you often feel uncomfortable, you need to go to the hospital for a check-up to see if there is cancer. If it does, you need to seek timely treatment. Zhang Lei, chief physician of Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University, will answer questions related to liver cancer.

Does having a blood mole necessarily mean liver cancer?

The presence of blood moles does not necessarily mean liver cancer. Spider moles are a manifestation of hormones in the body. The liver is a metabolic organ of the body. The presence of spider moles indicates that the body's ability to metabolize estrogen in the liver is reduced. It is a manifestation of impaired liver function, not an indication of liver cancer. There are static and fixed liver calcification foci. For some parasites that remain in the liver after the worms die, most of these calcification foci are safe and do not require special attention.

There is little relationship between liver cancer and big triple positive or small triple positive. Both big triple positive and small triple positive have the chance to develop into liver cancer. There are many reasons that can cause shoulder pain, especially some advanced liver cancers, which may cause referred pain in the right shoulder, but shoulder pain does not necessarily mean liver cancer.

Can color Doppler ultrasound detect liver cancer?

Color Doppler ultrasound is a very basic method for screening liver cancer. It is non-invasive, relatively simple and cheap. However, a definitive diagnosis may still require further CT or MRI examinations. The pain of liver cancer is mainly in the right upper abdomen. Tumors are not contagious, but many liver cancers, especially in China, develop from hepatitis B, which is contagious. Therefore, it is important to note that liver cancer is not contagious, but the cause of liver cancer is contagious.

Under what circumstances is it better for patients with liver cancer to choose surgical treatment?

Under what circumstances should liver cancer patients choose surgical treatment? This depends on the specific situation. There are many treatments for liver cancer, but the most fundamental treatment is surgery. Surgery is also the only way for patients to receive radical treatment. Therefore, as long as the patient's liver function and overall condition can tolerate surgery, and the surgery can allow the patient to achieve R0 resection, surgery is considered the patient's first choice of treatment.

In recent years, the incidence of liver cancer is very high. It is a very common malignant tumor and has a lot to do with our modern lifestyle. Patients with liver cancer need to go to the hospital for treatment to avoid further development of the disease. In addition, you should pay more attention to your diet, mainly light food, and you can also eat more foods rich in protein and vitamins.