How long can a liver cancer patient live after percutaneous interventional treatment

The symptoms of patients with mid- and early-stage liver cancer are relatively mild, so after percutaneous interventional treatment, they can usually maintain the same life span as healthy people. For patients with more serious symptoms in the late stage, the life span after treatment can be maintained for several months to several years.

Liver cancer is a stubborn disease and the treatment process is complicated. Therefore, many patients will choose percutaneous interventional treatment in order to effectively suppress the disease. Here we will introduce to you how long can liver cancer patients live after percutaneous interventional treatment?
1. Life span of patients with intermediate and early-stage liver cancer after percutaneous interventional treatment <br/>Since the tumors of patients with intermediate and early-stage liver cancer are relatively small, most of them have no invasion of blood vessels or have little impact on blood vessels. Therefore, as long as patients have regular follow-up visits and maintain good living habits after percutaneous interventional treatment, most of them have a good quality of life, and the life span of some patients can be the same as that of healthy people.
2. Life span of patients with advanced liver cancer after percutaneous interventional treatment <br/>For patients with advanced liver cancer whose tumors are large in diameter, or whose tumors are located in a special position and have serious impact on blood vessels, or even some patients with cancer cell metastasis, after percutaneous interventional treatment, although the disease cannot be cured or suppressed ideally, their life span can be maintained between several months and several years. Therefore, it is recommended that patients maintain an optimistic and peaceful attitude, actively cooperate with doctors for treatment, and strive to improve their quality of life.
To sum up, although percutaneous interventional treatment cannot completely cure liver cancer, as long as the patient actively cooperates with the corresponding regular treatment methods, it can effectively prolong his life.