How many times does percutaneous interventional treatment for liver cancer require? It depends on individual circumstances

How many times the percutaneous interventional treatment for liver cancer is needed depends on the patient's condition. It is not necessary to do it 3 to 4 times a month. Generally, after the first successful interventional treatment, multiple treatments can be performed, but embolic agents are not used and chemotherapy drugs can be perfused instead.

After liver cancer is discovered, it must be treated according to its stage. Interventional therapy is a better treatment method, but the effect of a single treatment is not good. So, how many times is percutaneous interventional therapy for liver cancer needed?
Number of percutaneous interventional treatments for liver cancer <br/>Interventional treatment for liver cancer is percutaneous femoral artery selective hepatic artery embolization chemotherapy, which embolizes the blood supply artery of the tumor to achieve the purpose of ischemia, absorption, disappearance and necrosis of the tumor. This drug is mainly a mixture of iodized oil, mitomycin and other chemotherapy drugs, which can generally stay in the body for more than half a year, so some people will still see iodized oil accumulation after a follow-up examination one year later.
After the first interventional treatment is successful, the second or more treatments can be performed, but instead of embolic agents, chemotherapy drugs are perfused. In addition, taking anti-cancer Chinese medicines such as Shengye Oral Liquid and Kangtai'an Oral Liquid can have a more ideal effect. The number of treatments is determined based on the follow-up results, not 3 to 4 times a month as some hospitals say, otherwise it will damage liver function.