How to determine whether you have liver cancer? Teach you how to correctly identify liver cancer

Statistics from the World Health Organization show that at least one out of every two liver cancer patients in the world is Chinese. This is very inconsistent with my country's share of the world's population and our living standards. This deserves our deep attention. At the same time, there is another thorny problem: there are few early symptoms of liver cancer and it is not easy to be discovered.

Note: There are few early symptoms of liver cancer

There is a way to judge liver cancer. In my country, liver cirrhosis is a symbiotic disease with liver cancer. If a patient has liver cancer and does not have hepatitis B, hepatitis C, or liver cirrhosis, we highly doubt whether it is real liver cancer. If the patient does not have obvious liver cancer symptoms, but has hepatitis B and liver cirrhosis, we should also highly suspect that he may be a liver tumor patient.

Liver cancer patients generally have a long course of liver disease, which is often caused by chronic hepatitis.

For a normal liver, after inflammation, some or most people will recover, but a small number of people will develop persistent hepatitis or chronic hepatitis. If chronic hepatitis is not controlled for a long time and allowed to develop, what will it become? It is cirrhosis, which is the second step. If cirrhosis goes further, a small number of people will develop liver tumors, which is what we often call liver cancer.

Generally, diseases have some symptoms that can be shown. However, the early symptoms of liver cancer are quite subtle, so that only when the disease has developed to a very serious stage will observable symptoms appear. Through the above analysis, if we find that we have hepatitis B, hepatitis C, chronic hepatitis and other diseases, we must quickly seek treatment and strive to get a cure, so as to effectively prevent liver cancer.