What are the sequelae after percutaneous interventional surgery for liver cancer? There are two sequelae that need attention

After percutaneous interventional surgery for liver cancer, pain in the liver area, vomiting, and incontinence may occur. This treatment method is very safe and effective.

After percutaneous interventional surgery for liver cancer, many people worry about the sequelae that may affect their health. So, what are the sequelae after percutaneous interventional surgery for liver cancer?
Pain in the liver area <br/>After treatment, the patient will experience pain in the liver area, especially pain in the wound after puncture. This wound may not heal for a long time.
Vomiting <br/>After receiving treatment, the patient may still experience vomiting symptoms, because the treatment process may stimulate the parasympathetic nerves of the human body, which will cause gastrointestinal spasms, which will affect the stomach and intestines. In severe cases, there may be coma and incontinence.
Although there will be sequelae after percutaneous interventional surgery for liver cancer, these sequelae will recover on their own after a period of time. After treatment, you should also pay attention to various issues to ensure that the disease can recover as soon as possible. Patients do not have to worry, this treatment method is a safe and effective treatment method that will not cause much impact on patients.