Whether you can undergo treatment for liver cancer depends primarily on the functionality of your liver.  If your liver function is still good. It is divided into 3 categories: A, B, and C. If you are still in grade A, I suggest you come for treatment. If your liver function is already in grade C, then treatment may not be that helpful. If you are in grade A, in your case, we need to see what drugs in addition to electrotherapy you have used in the past.

For example, have you used targeted drugs or immunotherapy drugs? If you have none of these, I suggest you come to our hospital for a treatment, which we call TACE/TAC treatment, with local ablation or targeted drugs. But you also need to provide me with more of your results so that I can give you a complete suggestion.

There will be a difference, but the difference is very small. We usually recommend one-stage reconstruction, that is, reconstruction during surgery. However, some patients have extensive skin invasion, and we feel that there is a situation where it is unsafe to have a one-stage reconstruction, we may do the reconstruction after the radiotherapy.

But for most patients, we recommend either a one-stage reconstruction or a two-stage, depending on the circumstances.

In China, we don’t often take TS-1. We take a drug called capecitabine. It's similar to TS-1. There are two methods. One method is to take it for half a year, and the other is to take it for a year. It seems that you have already taken it. In this case, taking this medication will help you reduce the rate of recurrence. It's better than not taking it. 

Then you should do a regular check-up and have a review every three months. For triple-negative breast cancer, the most common recurrence is within one year. If there is no recurrence in one year, the recurrence rate in the second year will be reduced by 50%. If there is no recurrence in two years. It's actually safer than other tumors. The recurrence rate will be very low after 5 years.

The tumor has not been treated and the size is 1.5cm. I would advise you not to hesitate any longer and treat the tumor right away. It can still be "cured" with treatment. But if you wait any longer and metastasis occurs, you will miss the opportunity to "cure". As for how to do treatment. There are surgical methods and non-surgical methods, so we need to discuss them together and reach a consensus. If you can accept it, we can help you treat this tumor.

Yes. After the complete resection, check whether you need electrotherapy first. If you need electrotherapy, we will reconstruct after the electrotherapy is completed. Generally, for reconstruction, it's recommended that you do it about two years after the surgery.

If a liver cancer develops a blood clot, we consider him to be stage 4A. It's an advanced stage, but it hasn't metastasized anywhere else. If it's a thrombus in the portal vein, we can do seed implantation. We can implant seed into the thrombus in your portal vein to control the tumor and let the blood vessel reopen. Or let the thrombus not aggravate progressively. If it gets worse, there will be serious complications.