People who have hepatitis B or C (viral infections of the liver) or a disease of the liver called cirrhosis are more likely than other people to get adult primary liver cancer. Primary liver cancer is different from cancer that has spread from another place in the body to the liver.

A doctor should be seen if the following symptoms appear: a hard lump just below the rib cage on the right side where the liver has swollen, discomfort in the upper abdomen on the right side, pain around the right shoulder blade, or yellowing of the skin (jaundice).

If there are symptoms, a doctor may order special x-rays, such as a computed tomographic scan or a liver scan. If a lump is seen on an x-ray, a doctor may use a needle inserted into the abdomen to remove a small amount of tissue from the liver. This procedure is called a needle biopsy, and a doctor usually will use an x-ray for guidance. The doctor will have the tissue looked at under a microscope to see if there are any cancer cells. Before the test, a patient will be given a local anesthetic (a drug that causes loss of feeling for a short period of time) in the area so that no pain is felt.

A doctor may also want to look at the liver with an instrument called a laparoscope's, which is a small tube-shaped instrument with a light on the end. For this test, a small cut is made in the abdomen so that the laparoscope's can be inserted. The doctor may also take a small piece of tissue (biopsy specimen) during the laparoscope's and look at it under the microscope to see if there are any cancer cells. An anesthetic will be given so no pain is felt.

A doctor may also order an examination called an angiography's. During this examination, a tube (catheter) is inserted into the main blood vessel that takes blood to the liver. Dye is then injected through the tube so that the blood vessels in the liver can be seen on an x-ray. Angiography's can help a doctor tell whether the cancer is primary liver cancer or cancer that has spread from another part of the body. This test is usually done in the hospital.

Certain blood tests (such as alpha-fetoprotein, or AFP) may also help a doctor diagnose primary liver cancer.

The chance of recovery (prognosis) and choice of treatment depend on the stage of the cancer (whether it is just in the liver or has spread to other places) and the patient's general state of health.

Once adult primary liver cancer is found, more tests will be done to find out if the cancer cells have spread to other parts of the body (staging). The following stages are used for adult primary liver cancer:

Localized resectable:

Cancer is found in one place in the liver and can be totally removed in an operation, BUT NOT ADVISABLE FROM OUR TOLE'S point of view. We have many successful cases in this kind of situation. The Tole's Way of medications will not need to operates on the liver , many cases have been proven to be effective and others totally treated.

Localized unresectable:

Cancer is found only in one part of the liver, but the cancer cannot be totally removed.

Advanced:

Cancer has spread through much of the liver or to other parts of the body, name secondary cancer.

Recurrent:

Recurrent disease means that the cancer has come back (recurred) after it has been operated if you can stand a change for it which is slim. It may come back in the liver or in another part of the body. If under our treatment usually we will try don't allow it to recurs.

Treatments for adult primary liver cancer depend on the stage of the disease the condition of the liver, and the patient's age and general health that is the others organ's Qi lever. Standard treatment may be considered, based on its effectiveness in patients in past studies, or participation into a clinical trial. Many patients are not treated with standard therapy, and some standard treatments may have many more side effects than are desired. For these reasons, clinical trials are designed to find better ways to treat cancer patients and are based on the most up-to-date information. For those who come to see Master will has the BEST change of recovery base on all the studies for more then 145 years till 2003.

Treatment of advanced adult primary liver cancer depends on what treatment a patient has already received, the part of the body where the cancer has come back, whether the liver has cirrhosis, and other factors. THE TOLE will let you know what is best for you at what stage.

RECURRENT ADULT PRIMARY

Treatment of recurrent adult primary liver cancer depends on what treatment a patient has already received, the part of the body where the cancer has come back, whether the liver has cirrhosis, and other factors. Concoction our rates of treating liver cancer have reach a remarkable lever until not many western universities can't belief. This is THE TOLE's specialist area.

Herbal Treatment

For those who cannot come to our centre then you can e-mail to us your conditions and we can send you the tailor made herbal medicine for your recovery.
Then we will guide you from here with e-mail, and we will let you know what to do and what not to do, and your dieting conditions.

You have to let us know your full medical history and scan reports and biopsy reports.

Hepatocirrhosis(HC) is a chronic disease which affects the entire body. Its pathological features include degeneration, necrosis and regeneration of the hepatic cells; proliferation of hepatic fibrous tissue, and disturbance of the normal hepatic structure which lead to deformation and cirrhosis of the liver. Than the term HEPATOCIRRHOSIS is form. It may takes 3 to 8 weeks or more of THE TOLE'S INTENSIVE TREATMENT as data's have shown.

This could have a chance to be treated usually before the patient gets into coma. Usually it takes about 3weeks to 6 months to treatment.

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