Is liver cancer contagious

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Our family's conditions are the same. Sometimes we help my mother-in-law to work in the fields. A while ago, my mother-in-law suddenly fainted. It turned out that my mother-in-law had liver cancer for more than a month. I was very worried when I heard that the disease would be contagious. Today, let me talk with you about whether liver cancer is contagious.

Is liver cancer contagious

First, liver cancer is not an infectious disease, and other tumors are not infectious. So far, there is no evidence that any tumor is an infectious disease. Living liver cancer cells are generally not discharged from the body. Even if a small number of liver cancer cells run out into the external environment, or even into another person's body, they will soon die or be cleared by the person's immune system.

Second: liver cancer is not infectious, does not have the conditions for infection, no source of infection, no susceptible population, etc. Although liver cancer has family aggregation, it is not caused by infection, but by heredity and common living conditions.

Third: cancer itself will not cause infection, timely infection is not liver cancer, but carry hepatitis B virus, so do a good job of hepatitis B virus protection measures, in order to avoid the possibility of hepatitis B virus infection, and further development induced liver cancer.

matters needing attention

Liver disease, especially liver cancer treatment is very important, in the selection of effective treatment drugs at the same time, drug varieties as few as possible, in order to reduce the burden of the liver, remember not to numb the misuse of drugs, leading to aggravation of the disease repeatedly.