Can primary liver cancer be transmitted to children?

Liver cancer caused by viral hepatitis such as hepatitis B and hepatitis C is generally contagious. The main modes of transmission include blood transmission and close contact transmission. Patients do not need to be too nervous in daily life, and daily contact and conversation will not cause infection. Liver cancer patients should pay more attention to not smoking. In daily life, we should pay attention to taking isolation measures.

How long can you live after liver cancer transplant?

When liver cancer enters the middle and late stages, liver cells have already spread. At this point, after a liver transplant, the survival time can be greatly extended, and the survival time may be extended to 5-7 years. At this time, there is no possibility of cure. Most liver cancer patients do not survive too long after transplantation, maybe about 3 to 5 years. Generally speaking, if patients with early liver cancer undergo a liver transplant, there is a higher possibility of curing liver cancer, and their survival rate can reach more than 10 years.

Can people with liver cancer eat garlic?

The main treatments for liver cancer include surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, intervention, radiofrequency and traditional Chinese medicine, which need to take into account the patient's physical condition and other factors. Garlic is a vegetable that can provide the body with plant fiber and vitamins. The allicin in garlic can also play a certain anti-cancer and antibacterial role, helping to inhibit the growth of cancer cells. Liver cancer patients can eat garlic, but not too much.