What to do with ascites in the late stage of liver cancer? How to deal with it?

Liver cancer is a malignant tumor that is difficult to treat. There are no symptoms in the early stages, but various adverse symptoms will appear in the late stages. So what should we do about ascites in the late stages of liver cancer? How should we deal with it?

Ascites in late stage of liver cancer is a kind of intractable and stubborn ascites. Chinese medicine considers it as "bloating". It is characterized by distended abdomen, exposed veins, pale skin color, and spider nevi on the liver palms. Chinese medicine believes that spleen and stomach qi deficiency hinders the healthy movement of qi, and the clear yang does not rise, so the essence of water and grain cannot nourish the internal organs of the whole body, and the turbid yin does not descend, resulting in water and moisture coagulation, forming ascites. The key to the treatment of liver ascites is to change the cancer state and the living environment of cancer cells!

In the late stage of liver cancer, the patient will feel a bloated stomach. This is because there is a large amount of ascites in the stomach, which causes the patient's stomach to bloat and feel very uncomfortable. It may also be due to bloating. So, both are possible. If you feel uncomfortable, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible. Patients with ascites should follow the doctor's orders to drain the ascites, but do not drain it all, otherwise the patient will collapse.

Patients with advanced liver cancer will have ascites, which must be drained on time so that the patient does not feel uncomfortable and is made more comfortable. Patients with ascites are best placed in a semi-recumbent position, because with severe ascites, the patient cannot lie down as it will affect his breathing and cause oppression.

Patients with advanced liver cancer will experience pain. At this time, they should use some analgesics and sedatives as prescribed by the doctor, and get injections on time every day. They can listen to music, watch movies, and divert their attention to relieve pain, or use Chinese medicine for auxiliary treatment to relieve the patient's pain. They should also maintain a happy mood and not be too sad.

Patients with liver cancer should eat a proper diet and avoid high-protein diets, which may cause complications. They should also avoid eating greasy food, spicy food, smoking and drinking, as these may aggravate their condition. They should go to the hospital for regular checkups.