How often is interventional therapy for liver cancer

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A few days ago, a patient in our hospital just got liver cancer. Because his condition was complicated, the director called us for a meeting and decided to use interventional therapy. Next, let's talk about how often interventional therapy is used for liver cancer.

How often is interventional therapy for liver cancer

First: in theory, the interval of treatment should be one month. After the first interventional treatment, the second interventional treatment should be done at an interval of one month, and the third interventional treatment should be done at an interval of one month. The specific situation still depends on the condition of tuberculosis body and disease. In the case of very good curative effect, it can be done 3-4 times in a row.

Second, interventional therapy technology is relatively perfect, which is one of the means to treat liver cancer. However, interventional therapy has great damage to liver function, so the interval between two treatments is long, and it is not suitable for long-term application. If we want to choose interventional therapy, it is suggested to cooperate with biological therapy to improve the therapeutic effect, reduce the side effects of interventional therapy and improve the quality of life of patients.

Third: interventional therapy is different from simple chemotherapy. It is unnecessary to do it once every 3-4 weeks. If the curative effect is very good, it can be done 3-4 times in a row. If the tumor is too big, the effect of interventional therapy is not very good. Moreover, if the patient is too old, it is prudent to choose this drug. The main side effects of interventional therapy are nausea and vomiting, blood phase reduction and bone marrow suppression.

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Generally speaking, interventional treatment of liver cancer will bring relatively large side effects to patients. It is not recommended for patients to take this treatment method. The specific scheme must be carefully considered by doctors before formulating a systematic method that is most suitable for patients.