Why is the pain unbearable after interventional treatment for liver cancer

Why is there unbearable pain after interventional treatment for liver cancer?

1. Interventional therapy is a common treatment for liver cancer. It is normal to experience some pain during interventional therapy for liver cancer. Some patients may experience severe pain. When experiencing severe pain, appropriate painkillers must be taken under the guidance of a doctor to effectively relieve the pain.

2. After interventional treatment of liver cancer, the patient will experience pain due to the absorption of tumor necrosis substances. Conservative treatment is best for your situation. Surgical treatment is not recommended because of the age, large surgical trauma and certain risks. Therefore, conservative treatment with traditional Chinese medicine is recommended, which has better results.

What will happen if the swelling is reduced in advanced liver cancer?

Once advanced liver cancer develops to the late stage, generally speaking, the tumor has already metastasized widely to distant sites, and patients with advanced tumors are most likely to experience blood coagulation, leading to thrombosis in the lower limbs, which can cause edema in patients.

For patients with advanced liver cancer, foot edema may occur, and lower limb edema, peritoneal effusion, and pleural effusion are often considered. The manifestation of foot swelling in advanced liver cancer is generally caused by factors such as large amount of ascites, lower limb blood circulation disorders, and hypoproteinemia.