What are the signs of liver cancer recurrence

Liver cancer is a common malignant tumor in China and is also one of the most difficult cancers to treat. Because liver cancer is a disease that may recur even after being cured, what are the signs of liver cancer recurrence? Let's take a look at them together.

1. When the patient receives surgical treatment, the disease is already in a relatively advanced stage. The cancer has penetrated the liver, invaded the abdominal cavity and adjacent organs and tissues, or metastasized to distant places through lymphatic tissues. As a result, the tumor tissue cannot be completely removed during surgery, resulting in varying amounts of residual cancer tissue in the abdominal cavity. These patients often experience recurrence soon after surgery.
2. Incomplete surgery: Some doctors are obsessed with minimizing trauma or their skills are not in place, and they inappropriately reduce the scope of radical resection of liver cancer, resulting in a small amount of tumor tissue or metastatic lymph nodes remaining. If continued treatment is neglected after surgery, tumor recurrence will occur after a period of time.
3. Low immunity of the patient: Most patients have varying degrees of decreased immunity before surgery, which is mainly manifested in decreased immune defense and decreased ability of immune cells to identify and kill abnormal cells. Anesthesia and surgical trauma make the patient's immunity even lower after surgery. If the patient's immunity is not improved in time after surgery, the chance of tumor recurrence is higher.
Now we know the three signs of liver cancer recurrence. If you don't want liver cancer to recur, the most effective way is to improve your immune system so that you have enough resistance to resist liver cancer virus. The above is the full content of this article, I hope it will be helpful to you.