MK News – Liver cancer caused by liver cancer

Liver cancer is a nasty cancer that recurs and common to the lungs and bones. In addition, liver cancer is found mainly in the third and fourth period, often miss surgery. In particular, one third of liver cancer patients are diagnosed with hepatocellular metastasis to the portal vein (vein of the liver), making treatment more difficult. The involvement of the portal vein is a pathway to metastasis to other organs, and the removal of the cancerous vein is important. The portal vein is one of two blood vessels supplying blood to the liver, responsible for three quarters of the blood supply to the liver.
The best treatment for liver cancer is liver resection. Small cancer is effective when resection is performed, but not when it has metastasized to the portal vein.
Kim Tae-hee, a member of the Seoul High Care Clinic, recognized as a specialist in Haifu therapy, said, "If cancer cells invade the portal, they should consider Haifu treatment, a new medical technology from the Ministry of Health and well-being. "It's good to see the progress of patients who have been treated for a long time, so you should never give up."

`Haifu` (HIFU) is a non-invasive treatment that kills cancer cells by collecting high-intensity ultrasound heat and vibration energies at 0.8 ~ 3.5MHz. Patients with terminal cancer who do not need incision and bleeding, who have less physical strength and who do not have energy can the make. Above all, it is known to have the advantage of not causing damage to other organs of the body because it only kills cancerous tumors. Kim Tae-hee said, "Hypo reduces portal pressure and reduces the likelihood of distant metastases in the context." Above all, it has a great effect on the preservation of liver function (if the portal of the liver is clogged up,.

Liver cancer has declined every year since 1999 due to personal hygiene and vaccination against hepatitis B, but it still ranks sixth in home cancer.

Approximately 75% of patients with hepatitis B are carriers of the hepatitis B virus (HBV) and about 10% are badociated with the hepatitis C virus (HCV). Therefore, infection with the hepatitis virus such as types B and C should be avoided. Hepatitis B and C viruses are present in body fluids such as blood, saliva and sperm. Personal hygiene must be thoroughly controlled since it spreads in body fluids.

You should avoid sharing a razor or toothbrush. It is important to note that hepatitis B and C can spread by bad, so they should not be badually abused. It can also be infected with non-disinfected saliva, moxibustion, tattooing, ear piercing, etc., to correct an unhealthy lifestyle and avoid 3 (overeating, overeating, overwork). In recent years, obesity and smoking have been the leading causes of liver cancer.

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