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Dr. Prashanth Koyyoda Leading Liver Cancer Specialist in Hyderabad, he offers comprehensive treatment solutions for liver cancer, including surgical resection, liver transplantation evaluation, and coordination with oncology teams for targeted therapies. His patient-centric approach ensures optimal outcomes with a focus on early diagnosis and quality of life. Backed by extensive expertise in hepatobiliary surgery, Dr. Koyyoda is a dependable choice for liver cancer care guiding patients through every stage with precision and empathy.
Exploring the Causes & Risk Factors of Liver Cancer
Understanding the causes of Liver Cancer is crucial for proper prevention, timely intervention, and overall well-being.
Chronic Viral Infections
Hepatitis B and C infections cause long-term liver inflammation, increasing cancer risk significantly. Persistent infections damage liver cells, leading to fibrosis, cirrhosis, and eventual malignant transformation.
Weakening of the Diaphragm
Heavy drinking leads to cirrhosis, scarring liver tissue and impairing its ability to function. Over time, this damage increases the chances of developing liver cancer, liver failure, and severe complications.
Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD)
Fat accumulation in the liver, often linked to obesity and diabetes, can lead to cancer. Chronic inflammation and fibrosis in NAFLD increase the likelihood of malignancy, cirrhosis, and liver dysfunction.
Symptoms of Liver Cancer
Sudden and continuous loss of weight without lifestyle changes.
Liver dysfunction leads to yellowish skin and eye discoloration.
Ongoing pain in the upper right abdomen or under ribs, worsening gradually.
Abnormal fluid accumulation in the abdomen causes discomfort.
Excessive burping caused by trapped air or acid buildup in the stomach.
A feeling of reduced hunger leading to unintentional weight loss over time.
Treatment goals for liver cancer
Advanced liver cancer treatment with precision surgery and ongoing support
- Surgical Resection : Removes the cancerous portion of the liver if liver function allows, promoting recovery.
- Liver Transplantation : Replaces the diseased liver with a healthy donor liver, restoring full liver function.
- Targeted Therapy : Uses drugs to attack cancer cells while sparing normal tissue, improving treatment effectiveness.
- Ablation Therapy: Destroys tumors using heat, cold, or chemicals for inoperable cases, reducing tumor size.
Your Questions Answered, Simple and Clear
Find quick answers to common questions about our services, procedures, and patient care for your convenience.
Chronic hepatitis infections, excessive alcohol consumption, and fatty liver disease significantly raise the risk.
Regular screenings, imaging tests, and blood markers like AFP help detect liver cancer early.
Maintaining a healthy diet, limiting alcohol intake, and getting vaccinated for hepatitis reduce risk.
A well-functioning liver allows surgery, while severe damage may require transplantation or alternative therapies.
It can lead to liver failure, severe pain, jaundice, and metastasis to other organs.