What are the advantages of vascular interventional treatment for liver cancer? Less trauma

The advantage of vascular interventional treatment for liver cancer is that it is less invasive. After the drug embolizes the tumor artery, the tumor will naturally necrotize. For patients with small-scale liver cancer, the effect is better. However, some precautions in life and diet should be paid attention to.

Liver cancer is familiar to everyone. It is a malignant tumor, but if it is treated in the early stage, it still has a high cure rate. Interventional therapy is a commonly used method. So, what are the advantages of vascular interventional treatment of liver cancer?
Advantages of vascular interventional treatment for liver cancer
1. It is a minimally invasive surgery that will not damage normal liver tissue.
2. It uses drugs to embolize the tumor's artery. After the blood supply is cut off, the tumor will disappear or necrotize, and its safety is relatively high.
3. It has a good effect on patients with small-scale liver cancer. For patients with large-scale liver cancer, combined treatment can be used, which will also have a good effect.
Disadvantages of vascular interventional treatment for liver cancer
1. The effect is not good at one time, and it needs to be done multiple times to achieve better results.
2. Do not pressurize the puncture point, otherwise it will cause infection and bleeding, affecting later recovery.
3. In the middle and late stages, the treatment effect is not as good as other methods.
4. The later recovery is also closely related to daily diet and rest habits, otherwise it will also affect the later recovery.