What should you pay attention to in your diet after early liver cancer resection

Diet is very important after liver cancer surgery. As the saying goes, three treatments and seven nourishments, this sentence is reasonable. If liver cancer is not well cared for after surgery, it is likely to relapse. Good digestion, enhance the patient's appetite, do not eat too hard, greasy, spicy food, pay attention to light diet, appetizing and reducing noise, dredging the stomach as the main purpose, and appropriately supplement vitamins, because vitamins can improve the body's immunity, help fight cancer, and help liver cancer recovery. After early liver cancer resection, diet needs to be paid more attention. Radical resection of early liver cancer surgery is an important treatment method. Due to the loss of part of the liver volume, liver function or liver reserve function decreases, and the liver burden needs to be reduced, such as reducing lipid intake and reducing unnecessary drug use. Liver cancer patients should pay attention to nutritious diet after surgery, such as protein, vitamins, minerals, etc., but do not pay attention to excessive intake at one time.

Can enhanced CT detect liver cancer?

Generally speaking, enhanced CT examination can detect most liver cancers. Only in a few cases, especially liver cancers less than one centimeter in size, enhanced CT examination is not very sensitive and may be missed, but it may also be found. At present, enhanced CT and ultrasound angiography are the main imaging methods for liver cancer examination. A comprehensive analysis of tumor markers such as alpha-fetoprotein abnormalities and prothrombin is performed. For the clear diagnosis and exclusion of liver cancer, enhanced upper abdominal CT or nuclear magnetic resonance is a very effective imaging examination method. In most cases, enhanced CT liver cancer can be found.

How to treat liver cancer in the middle stage

There are many treatments for mid-stage liver cancer. Individualized treatment plans should choose different treatment methods based on whether the patient has distant metastasis, lesion size, disease location, lymph node status, etc. Local treatments mainly include hepatic artery chemoembolization, anhydrous alcohol injection, physical radiation therapy, systemic chemotherapy, biological immunotherapy, comprehensive treatment, traditional Chinese medicine methods, and symptomatic supportive treatment. Surgical resection is the first choice for the treatment of mid-stage liver cancer.