Six years after liver cancer surgery

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My cousin had liver cancer surgery, and his condition is quite stable, and his condition is under control. Now six years have passed, but the liver cancer has recurred, and the situation is even more serious. The cancer cells are spreading very badly. Let's share with you some information after liver cancer surgery.

Six years after liver cancer surgery

First of all: the one-year survival rate after radical resection of liver cancer has been improved to a certain extent, but the six-year survival rate is still only 15% - 40%, and 60% - 80% of patients relapse within two years. Therefore, patients should not take it lightly after liver cancer resection. Patients should set up the spirit of optimism, enhance the confidence to overcome the disease, and live a positive life. Liver cancer is a serious disease, but it is by no means an incurable disease.

Secondly, 2-4 weeks after hepatectomy, the patients should be actively treated with integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine to promote early recovery. Then according to the specific situation of patients with chemotherapy, radiotherapy and traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese medicine and other treatment, after surgery, during the recovery period or to pay attention to, regular review is also very important.

Finally: if the patient does not have liver sclerosis, the tumor is small and encapsulated, the tumor does not invade the blood vessels, and the malignant degree of cancer cells is very low, then after radical resection, chemotherapy or radiotherapy may not be carried out, and the treatment can be carried out according to the doctor's arrangement, and the effect can be achieved by insisting on the treatment.

matters needing attention

Encourage liver cancer patients to do what they can to transfer bad emotions, self-regulation mentality, such as practicing Qigong, walking, listening to popular science knowledge, so as to achieve the combination of dynamic and static, so as to avoid the instability of the patient's situation, and even the thought of suicide, which is also unfavorable for the treatment.