What to do with iodized oil deposition after liver cancer intervention? You can use these methods to deal with it

There will be many different symptoms after liver cancer interventional surgery, which is mainly related to the patient's physical condition, the severity of the disease, and the degree of tolerance to surgery. Don't worry too much. Even if it is in the late stage, you should not be discouraged. You must believe in the development of science and technology. There will be new treatments every year, and different treatments will be adopted for different patients.

The most accurate treatment method can be selected according to the condition. It is recommended to adopt a scientific combined treatment model with Chinese medicine as an auxiliary treatment, which can eliminate tumor cells in many aspects and by many means. At the same time, without surgery or chemotherapy, it can greatly reduce the patient's physical pain.
You should take a comprehensive treatment with surgery as the main treatment. Surgical resection is still the first choice for the treatment of liver cancer. Especially for patients with early liver cancer. After surgery, it is advisable to give a certain amount of chemotherapy to reduce the chance of postoperative recurrence. Patients should take proper rest and reasonable nutrition as the main treatment, and selectively use drugs as a supplement. Avoid alcohol and overwork. Medication should be simple rather than complicated. After treatment, more than 90% of patients can be completely cured. In terms of diet, avoid spicy food and alcohol.
Conservative treatment with traditional Chinese medicine can be adopted. Surgery is not possible. Chemotherapy can relieve the symptoms, but the cooperation treatment with traditional Chinese medicine is necessary. The use of life-protecting elements can replenish vitality, increase white blood cells, enhance the body's immunity and resistance, inhibit the growth and proliferation of cancer cells, and induce cancer cells to transform into normal cells.
Interventional treatment of liver cancer is relatively effective for primary hepatocellular carcinoma, but not for primary cholangiocarcinoma. Radiofrequency therapy or focused ultrasound therapy can be considered.