Postoperative hepatocarcinoma should not " It is mended that great " 's treatment

Postoperative hepatocarcinoma should not " It is mended that great " 's treatment
For recover physical power, wipe out tonics such as some ginsengs, turtles,etc. often as soon as possible while being postoperative a lot of the intersection of hepatocarcinoma and patient. Navy the intersection of general hospital and hepatobiliary the intersection of surgery and Baoan Qiu remind, say hepatocarcinoma excise can wipe out too much nutriment and tonic while being postoperative. Because these " high quality " Food liver easy to be decompose,and will aggravate by liver burden. In view of clinic, the recurring rate in hepatocarcinoma two years after the operation is 62% ~82% , In order to prevent recuring, the postoperative patient should strictly control diet, and pay attention toing be unable to excessively do exercises.
In addition, from the viewpoint of Chinese medicine, liver the intersection of mood and organ, angry gloomy and easy to injure the liver, skill future trouble person should notice oneself adjust and control, nourish heart person who build still. When patient's physical power has resumed gradually, the activity very appropriately, but can't be too tired. Patient that some have already recovered, because often all pooped out because of excessively tempering, cause bloated pain, liver ascites of liver district. So, feel comfortable to had better do exercises oneself.
It must last the ones postoperative patient hepatocarcinoma in "strategy at look by hepatocarcinoma down upon, pay attention to not recuring in tactics " . Excise for postoperative 2~4 weeks, according to the patient's physical condition, carry on the chemotherapy, radiotherapy or immune treatment, and Traditional Chinese medicine,etc. cooperate and treat. It needs notices to be hospital reexamine, make AFP, the intersection of liver and work, CT,etc. check at patient want fixed especially, had better reexamine once every 2~3 months in 1~2 years after the operation; Reexamine once every 3~6 months in 3 years; Reexamine once every half a year in more than 3 years.
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