Patient's question:
64 years old, female, suffering from the disease for more than a year, ultrasound shows; liver cirrhosis, liver cyst, secondary changes in the gallbladder.Doctor's answer:
Hepatocellular carcinoma is clearly visible on ultrasound, showing numerous nodules within the liver, accompanied by abnormal symptoms such as liver enlargement and pain in the liver region. This condition is not necessarily hepatocellular carcinoma. If imaging studies detect a mass in the liver and the AFP level remains below 400 μg/L for a long time, then hepatocellular carcinoma should be highly suspected, and it is recommended to monitor the AFP data long-term. The daily treatment for patients with liver cirrhosis primarily involves symptomatic therapy. Patients can take many oral medications, supplemented by various vitamins, while paying attention to regular routines and avoiding smoking and alcohol. It is hoped that liver cirrhosis patients can recover as soon as possible!