Is intervention useful for advanced liver cancer? How long can one live after interventional treatment for advanced liver cancer?

Everyone knows that cancer is the number one killer threatening human health, especially advanced liver cancer. Not only do cancer patients suffer from physical and mental damage, but their families are also worried about them. Currently, the most widely used liver cancer treatment technology is interventional treatment of liver cancer. So is intervention useful for advanced liver cancer? How long can patients live after interventional treatment of advanced liver cancer?

Is intervention useful for advanced liver cancer?

Interventional treatment of liver cancer is useful for patients with advanced liver cancer. It is currently the most effective and widely used treatment for patients with liver cancer who cannot undergo surgery. With the development of modern science, nothing is impossible. During treatment, patients should also pay attention to dietary safety and avoid smoking and drinking, which may aggravate their condition. Patients should not give up their lives easily and should bravely overcome the disease.

How long can you live after interventional treatment of advanced liver cancer?

According to the NCCN American Cancer Treatment Guidelines, interventional therapy has been recognized as the first choice for treatment of advanced liver cancer. Interventional therapy is a relatively less invasive treatment method. It mainly involves inserting a catheter through the patient's thigh blood vessels to reach the liver tumor site and then performing embolization/chemotherapy on the tumor. The disadvantage of interventional therapy is that most tumors cannot be completely necrotic and require multiple treatments. Poor long-term effects are also the main disadvantage of interventional therapy, and there are very few survivors who survive for more than 3 years. In order to achieve better treatment results, it is advisable to combine interventional therapy with traditional Chinese medicine treatment, and take some drugs that can reduce the side effects of treatment and enhance the body's immunity.

In summary, interventional treatment of liver cancer is useful in the late stage of liver cancer, and it is currently the most effective treatment for patients with liver cancer that cannot be removed by surgery. In addition, it is also introduced that few people survive for more than 3 years after interventional treatment of late stage liver cancer. However, with the development of modern technology, patients should not give up their lives easily.