What are the reactions to liver cancer intervention? Pay attention to these symptoms

Interventional treatment is characterized by less trauma, simplicity, safety, effectiveness, fewer complications and significantly shortened hospital stay. Therefore, interventional treatment of liver cancer is currently the preferred method for non-laparotomy treatment of liver cancer. However, the medical community cannot give a definite answer to the question of "how long can a patient live after interventional treatment of liver cancer". In other words, there is no definite date for how long a patient can live after interventional treatment of liver cancer. How long a patient can live depends on the patient's constitution and treatment method.

What are the reactions to liver cancer intervention? After liver cancer intervention, there may be symptoms such as abdominal pain, bloating and fever. If the body temperature is lower than 38.5 degrees, it is considered to be caused by embolism or tumor necrosis and absorption, and no special treatment is required. It is recommended to check the liver and gallbladder B-ultrasound to confirm whether ascites has occurred, and intubation can be performed to vent gas if necessary.
Chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and traditional Chinese medicine and Chinese herbal medicine are used according to the specific conditions of the patient. If the patient does not have liver cirrhosis, the tumor is small and has a capsule, the tumor has not invaded the blood vessels, and the cancer cells are of low malignancy, then after radical resection, chemotherapy or radiotherapy may not be performed, but appropriate supplementary Chinese medicine treatment is necessary. Clinical practice has shown that taking Chinese medicine after surgery can control recurrence and metastasis, and make the damage caused by surgery recover as soon as possible. However, the selection of Chinese medicine must be carried out under the guidance of a specialist.