Are liver cancer patients contagious?

Liver cancer is not contagious. According to surveys, liver disease is very common in my country, especially hepatitis. However, if hepatitis is not controlled, it may worsen and develop into cirrhosis or even liver cancer.

Some liver cancer patients may experience jaundice, which can make people around them feel nervous and worried about being infected. In fact, these worries are unnecessary, because jaundice in liver cancer patients is mostly caused by damaged liver function or compression of the bile duct, not acute icteric hepatitis, and is not contagious.

In fact, cancer is incurable. The greatest benefit for patients is long-term "living with tumor". For patients in the middle and late stages or with recurrence and metastasis, Chinese medicine has always emphasized "living with tumor" in the treatment of cancer to achieve advantages such as improving quality of life and prolonging survival.

Traditional Chinese medicine has been clinically proven to be effective in treating mid- and late-stage liver cancer and has become the main treatment for liver cancer. Currently, a comprehensive approach is often used to maximize control of the development of liver cancer tumors, alleviate patient pain, improve patient quality of life, and prolong patient life.