Can Nexavar cure liver cancer? No, it requires comprehensive treatment

Can Nexavar cure liver cancer? It is difficult to cure liver cancer with a single drug. Because liver cancer is a malignant tumor, there is currently no cure for liver cancer in the world. As a targeted therapy drug that is now widely used in clinical practice, Nexavar has a certain effect on liver cancer, but it is impossible to cure liver cancer by relying solely on Nexavar, because the treatment of liver cancer is a comprehensive treatment process, including early surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and the use of Western medicine and Chinese medicine for auxiliary treatment. All of these need to be considered comprehensively, and it is impossible to rely on a single drug to completely cure it.

Our expectation for cancer has always been to achieve a state of cure, but things do not go as we wish. What we can do is to extend the patient's survival as much as possible. The latest drug Nexavar has indeed shown excellent efficacy in treating liver cancer, but liver cancer is not easy to be discovered in the early stage. When it is discovered, it is mostly in the late stage. Cancer is incurable and can only be further controlled. Nexavar has been confirmed through a large number of clinical trials. Nexavar can indeed significantly extend the patient's survival by 10.7 months. Nexavar is a drug produced by Bayer in Germany, and it is a multi-kinase inhibitor. It has a bidirectional inhibitory effect on liver cancer, inhibiting the formation of tumors on the one hand and inhibiting their spread and proliferation on the other. And the uniqueness of Nexavar is that while damaging cancer cells, it will not cause any harm to normal human cells.