Is liver cancer contagious? It's related to the cause of the disease

Whether liver cancer is contagious depends on the cause of the disease. If liver cancer is not caused by viral hepatitis such as hepatitis B or hepatitis C, it is not contagious. However, if it is transformed from these viral hepatitis, it may be contagious to a certain extent.

1. Liver cancer not caused by hepatitis B or C is not contagious <br/>Whether liver cancer is contagious depends on the specific cause. If liver cancer is caused by factors other than viral infection such as hepatitis B or hepatitis C, it is not contagious. Although liver cancer is more malignant, it is caused by the malignant transformation and abnormal proliferation of the patient's own cells. The patient himself is not a source of infection, and there is no pathogen excretion, so it will not pose a threat to the people around him, so there is no need to worry about contagion.
2. Liver cancer caused by hepatitis B or hepatitis C is somewhat contagious <br/>Some liver cancers are transformed from hepatitis B or hepatitis C, which are highly contagious. If the cause of liver cancer is hepatitis B or hepatitis C, it may be contagious.