The "accomplice" of liver cancer hidden around you is unexpectedly it, and you may have it at home, so don't be reluctant to throw it away!

Liver cancer is a serious malignant tumor disease, which often occurs in men. It is related to alcohol, viral infection, diet, drinking water, heredity and other factors, among which the most common factor is diet.

In daily life, improper diet, often repeated use of edible oil, will greatly increase the risk of suffering from the disease.

So why does repeated use of cooking oil increase the risk of the disease? Let's take a look.

Repeatedly used oil, will be infected by bacteria, and mildew. The edible oil infected by mildew contains a lot of carcinogens. After these carcinogens enter the human body, they will cause great damage to the health of the liver, and then slowly induce the disease. Therefore, the edible oil at home should not be used repeatedly.

In addition, the general home oil is extracted from peanuts, melon seeds and other food, and some of these peanuts, melon seeds may also be moldy. If you use moldy peanuts or melon seeds to extract oil without scientific selection, then the oil will contain aflatoxin, which is a very harmful carcinogen. When this carcinogen enters the human body, it will cause liver damage, liver cell death, and induce the disease.

Therefore, it is suggested that the home should not use self pressed oil to stir fry vegetables. Even if it is necessary to extract oil, it is necessary to go through detailed selection and choose the peanut or melon seeds without mildew.

The above is hidden around the "accomplice" of liver cancer, in order to reduce or avoid the occurrence of the disease, usually need to stay away from the accomplice, reasonable diet. If unfortunately, then it is recommended that patients in a timely manner through the following methods for treatment.

Methods for the treatment of liver cancer

1. Operation

The operation includes hepatectomy and liver transplantation, in which resection can remove the tumor and its surrounding tissue. There is no limit to the size of this kind of resection, but if the patient has ascites, then the risk of resection is very high, so we need to be vigilant.

However, liver transplantation needs to be evaluated and judged by professional doctors before it can be considered. Tumor recurrence and metastasis affect the effect of transplantation.

2. Radiofrequency ablation

Some patients can be treated by radiofrequency ablation. Through this treatment, freezing, microwave, anhydrous alcohol and other substances can be injected into the liver to kill the tumor. This kind of treatment has less trauma and is mainly suitable for patients who can't or don't want to have surgery.

3. Proton therapy

Proton therapy is a more advanced method of radiotherapy, general radiotherapy can kill cancer cells and damage normal liver cells at the same time. Proton therapy is directly targeted at cancer cells, which can avoid normal tissue and will not cause damage to normal tissue. Although this kind of treatment is safe, effective and accurate, the cost of treatment is high.

After comprehensive treatment, the overall 5-year survival rate of early patients can reach 40% to 70%, while the survival time of late patients is often only half a year to a year and a half. In addition, the recurrence rate of the disease is high. After surgical resection, the 5-year recurrence and metastasis rate is as high as 40% to 70%.

It can be seen from the above that the accomplice of liver cancer hidden around is usually the edible oil repeatedly used at home. This kind of oil contains many bacteria and moldy substances, which is easy to damage the liver and induce the disease.

Therefore, it is recommended not to use the edible oil used many times as far as possible to reduce the incidence of the disease. For those who have already been ill, it is suggested that radiofrequency ablation, proton therapy, hepatectomy or liver transplantation should be used in time.