Malignant cells in the circulation have a high probability of coming into touch with or impacting the liver, which filters the blood as it travels throughout the body. ..Read Full Article
These cells might settle in the liver and start multiplying there.
The liver is a common site for cancer to metastasize after it has disseminated elsewhere in the body. In cases of cancer, the liver’s capacity to regenerate contributes to the proliferation of cancer cells.
In many cases, the signs of liver cancer are undiagnosed until the disease has progressed to a more advanced state.
Symptoms to be on the lookout for include: abdominal discomfort or swelling, decreased appetite, weight loss that isn’t expected, feeling full before eating, or jaundice. Patients with chronic liver disease may
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