"Help me up, my liver can fight for another 300 rounds!"
"Tonight, I'm the king of the liver to the latest!"
"Oh, my liver, when are you going to rest?"
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While we are working hard for life and striving for our dreams, have we found that our "careful liver" is also silently under pressure, and if we are not careful, we will receive the "war letter" of liver cancer!
Ouch, this liver cancer is really a "stuffy gourd"! Usually silent, but by the time I find out, it is often already in the middle and late stages, which is really unprepared!
In other words, why is this liver cancer so cunning? It turns out that this liver is like a "great general", 24 hours a long standby, silently bearing all kinds of "attacks". But because it has no pain nerves inside, it is like a "dumb person", and even if it is injured, it will not be painful. Wait until you really can't hold it anymore before you send a distress signal, but by this time it's often too late.
So, why is liver cancer so arrogant? It's not because some of us don't move our livers!
Why do some people's "livers" not move? Those who have less than a thousand glasses of wine for their confidants, beware of alcoholic liver to find their door; Caught in the sweet trap, fatty liver may be sneaking in; There are also those friends with viral hepatitis, if they do not pay attention to examination and treatment, they may develop liver cancer.
From hepatitis to liver cancer, there is actually a "trilogy" in between: chronic hepatitis, liver cirrhosis, and liver cancer. Although this process is slow, if you miss the opportunity to detect it early, the consequences can be serious.
So, how can we detect the clues of liver cancer early? That's where our "scout" – early cancer screening comes to help!
If you are at high risk of liver cancer (such as people with cirrhosis, hepatitis B or C, or people with a family history of liver cancer), be sure to get regular cancer screenings. Don't wait until the "general" really can't hold on to regret it.
In addition to high-risk groups to pay attention to early screening, we ordinary people should not take it lightly. Here are a few tips to prevent liver cancer:
Trick 1: Golden Bell Jar - Hepatitis B vaccine
In mainland China, 80% of liver cancers are caused by hepatitis B. Therefore, friends who are not infected with hepatitis B, hurry up to get vaccinated and add a "golden bell jar" to the liver! Don't be discouraged if you have been infected, regular check-ups and timely treatment are the key.
Trick 2: Sweep away thousands of armies - quit smoking and drinking
Alcohol and tobacco are not a good thing! They quietly harm our liver. Therefore, for the sake of liver health, everyone should try to quit smoking and bars!
Surgery, interventional embolization, and local ablation are the three most common treatments for liver cancer, and focused ultrasound ablation is the only non-invasive treatment technique.
The mechanism of focused ultrasound ablation is unique and efficient, which is mainly reflected in the following aspects:
1. Instantaneous high-temperature ablation: Using the powerful penetration ability of ultrasound, it focuses on the deep target area of liver cancer, and instantly raises the local temperature to 65-100 °C, so that cancer cells and tissues produce coagulation necrosis to achieve precise strike.
2. Trophic vascular blockade: Focused ultrasound ablation technology can accurately destroy and contract tumor trophic vessels with a diameter of less than 0.2mm, resulting in thrombosis, cutting off the nutrient supply to the tumor, thereby causing ischemia and necrosis of the tumor.
3. Destruction of cell membrane structure: This technology can also directly destroy the membrane structure of tumor cells through instantaneous spatiotemporal and sonification effects, resulting in cell death - this process is irreversible and ensures the complete elimination of tumor cells.
Demonstration diagram of Haifudao-Focused Ultrasound Tumor Treatment System-JC300 for the treatment of uterine diseases
With its unique mechanism, focused ultrasound ablation therapy provides a new treatment option for patients with advanced liver cancer, showing its great potential and value.