Can stomach cancer metastasize to the liver still be cured? Actively cooperate with treatment

Gastric cancer liver metastasis is treatable. The treatment method should be selected based on the size of the lesion, systemic spread, liver metastasis site, size and number of metastatic lesions, etc. If the liver metastasis is small and the number of lesions is small, the stomach and liver lesions can be removed. If the liver metastasis is large and the number of lesions is large, staged surgery or chemotherapy followed by surgery can be selected. If extensive metastasis occurs, chemotherapy, targeted therapy or nutritional support can be selected according to the patient's physical condition.

Gastric cancer is a serious and terrible disease. In real life, some people face the invasion of this disease, which mainly occurs in middle-aged and elderly people. The onset of the disease is quite slow, mainly due to bad living habits in daily life, and may also be caused by long-term improper diet. Many people want to know if gastric cancer can be cured after it metastasizes to the liver?
The treatment of advanced gastric cancer liver metastasis should be a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine. If the patient's liver function is good and the body quality is good, chemotherapy and interventional treatment can be used if possible, and Chinese medicine should also be used to reduce the patient's physical damage and pain.
When advanced gastric cancer metastasizes to the liver, conservative treatment with traditional Chinese medicine can be used. Traditional Chinese medicine can control the deterioration rate of cancer cells, improve the patient's immunity, relieve the patient's pain, and effectively prolong the patient's survival time.
Patients with advanced gastric cancer and liver metastasis should pay attention to dietary conditioning. The patient's diet should be light as much as possible, with more liquid food, some soup and porridge, and even a certain amount of protein. Stimulating and fried food must be avoided.
If gastric cancer metastasizes, it is best to treat it in time. Common metastases include lung metastasis and liver metastasis. However, it is more difficult to cure gastric cancer after it metastasizes. The purpose of treatment is mainly to improve the patient's quality of life, prolong the patient's survival period, and inhibit the growth and reproduction of cancer cells.
If cancer cells metastasize in early-stage patients, they can still be controlled in time. However, once cancer cells metastasize in mid- to late-stage patients, it is very difficult to treat them. Some patients need radiotherapy and chemotherapy to inhibit the spread of cancer cells, while some patients rely on surgery to prolong their life span.
Patients must maintain a good attitude in their daily lives and try to face life with a calm attitude. Never get angry over trivial matters. Such negative emotions will only increase the patient's pain.