How many times is intervention usually performed for liver cancer? It depends on the condition of the patient

Liver cancer can be cured early. In terms of treatment, patients can adopt multidisciplinary comprehensive treatment, which can accurately kill residual tumor cells and tiny lesions in the bodies of different patients, thereby eliminating residual tumor cells after surgery, preventing tumor metastasis and recurrence, and thus prolonging the patient's life. Postoperative follow-up work should be carried out.

Interventional therapy: Interventional therapy for liver cancer refers to a type of regional chemotherapy in which anticancer drugs or embolic agents are injected into the hepatic artery via femoral artery catheterization. Interventional therapy has a certain effect, but it is not satisfactory for patients with large tumor masses, and it still damages normal liver cells. A few patients even develop liver dysfunction.
Suggestions: With the improvement of medical standards, traditional chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgery have gradually been replaced. Traditional treatments are not only expensive, but also ineffective. Now a combined treatment model with the assistance of Chinese medicine and Western medicine can help patients get rid of the disease without surgery, chemotherapy or radiotherapy. Therefore, when we treat, we must choose a treatment method that suits us according to the specific conditions of our own condition. Only in this way can we better achieve survival with tumors. However, how many times is interventional treatment usually performed for liver cancer? There is no absolute answer to this question. Whether liver cancer patients should undergo interventional treatment and how often should they be treated should be determined based on the patient's condition. I hope that after a period of treatment, you will recover and live a healthy life soon.