Average life expectancy in late-stage liver cancer

That is because the awareness of liver cancer prevention was very poor and the level of diagnosis and treatment was limited. When liver cancer was discovered, it was often in the late stage. Therefore, once liver cancer was discovered, the life span was very short. Even treatment could not significantly improve the survival status of liver cancer patients. However, with the development of medicine and people's understanding of liver cancer and the improvement of technical level, what is the average life expectancy of patients with late liver cancer?

1. Secondary liver cancer Compared with primary liver cancer, secondary liver cancer develops slowly and has milder symptoms. The most common type of secondary liver cancer is gastric cancer, followed by lung, colon, pancreas, breast, etc. Cancer lesions often metastasize to the liver.
2. Active liver disease The following points can help differentiate liver cancer from active liver disease.
3. Extrahepatic tumors adjacent to the liver, such as gastric cancer, high-positioned retroperitoneal tumors in the upper abdomen, cancers of the kidney, adrenal gland, colon, pancreas, and retroperitoneum, are easily confused with primary liver cancer.
Liver cancer patients are in great pain. How long can patients with advanced liver cancer live is a topic that patients and their families are afraid to face, but they have to face. How long can patients with advanced liver cancer live is mainly related to the treatment methods and the enthusiasm of the patients. If the treatment is not in place or the patient obstructs or resists the treatment, it will be very disadvantageous to the liver cancer patients themselves.