Are chemotherapy and radiotherapy effective for advanced liver cancer? See the patient's condition

Chemotherapy and radiotherapy are effective for advanced liver cancer, but only for patients who are in good health and whose lesions are relatively localized. For patients with metastasis or poor health, other treatment methods should be used, such as gamma knife therapy and interventional therapy.

Liver cancer is a relatively common disease, because the early symptoms are not very obvious. When it is discovered, it is already in the middle or late stage, and requires a combination of multiple methods for treatment. So, are chemotherapy and radiotherapy effective for late-stage liver cancer?
Effects of chemotherapy and radiotherapy for advanced liver cancer <br/>For patients with advanced liver cancer, if the lesions are relatively localized, chemotherapy or radiotherapy can be used because the body can tolerate it. However, for patients with poor liver function and metastasis, chemotherapy and radiotherapy will have a greater impact on the patients. Because radiotherapy will kill some cancer cells and some normal cells, the patient's body cannot bear it, so other treatment methods are needed, such as gamma knife therapy and interventional therapy.
Interventional therapy is a minimally invasive surgery with small wounds and fast recovery in the later stage, but the effect is not particularly obvious for patients with advanced liver cancer. For patients with poor health and small diameter, gamma knife treatment can also be considered. This treatment method is easy for patients to accept and does not affect the patient's physical condition. Targeted drug therapy can also be used, but when using this method of treatment, it is necessary to test first. Only patients with gene mutations can use this drug, and the cost is relatively high.