Liver Cancer Treatment

Liver Cancer Treatment & Care at H.O.P.E Oncology Clinic

Liver cancer develops when abnormal cells grow uncontrollably in the liver — one of the body’s most important organs responsible for detoxification, metabolism, and digestion.
At H.O.P.E Oncology Clinic, we offer advanced evaluation, expert surgical and medical care, and comprehensive support to treat liver cancer with precision and compassion.

Our mission is to remove or control cancer, preserve liver function, and enhance long-term survival and quality of life.

Understanding Liver Cancer

Liver cancer may be:

Major risk factors include:

Common Symptoms

Liver cancer may not cause early symptoms.
Warning signs include:

If these symptoms persist, evaluation is needed urgently.

Diagnosis & Evaluation

H.O.P.E Oncology Clinic uses modern imaging and pathology to confirm and stage liver cancer.

Personalised treatment planning depends on tumour stage and liver function.

Personalised Treatment Options at H.O.P.E Oncology Clinic

Advanced Liver Cancer Treatment Options

Treatment is customized based on cancer type, stage, genetic profile, and patient health.

Chemotherapy

Primary treatment for many blood cancers , Given in cycles with careful monitoring

Targeted Therapy

Precision medicines targeting specific cancer cell abnormalities, Fewer side effects compared to traditional chemotherapy

Immunotherapy

Strengthens the immune system to fight cancer, Effective in several leukemias and lymphomas

Supportive & Palliative Care

Management of symptoms and side effects Nutritional, psychological, and pain support

Liver Cancer – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Liver cancer is commonly linked to long-standing liver damage from Hepatitis B or C, cirrhosis, heavy alcohol use, fatty liver disease, and certain genetic or metabolic disorders.
Yes — when detected early. Surgery or liver transplant can cure selected early-stage patients. Advanced cases can be managed with ablation, TACE, targeted therapy, or immunotherapy.
No. Treatment depends on tumour size, location, and liver function. Many patients are treated through non-surgical procedures like TACE, ablation, or medications.
Yes. It can spread to lungs, bones, or lymph nodes if not treated on time. Regular monitoring is essential especially in high-risk individuals.
Get vaccinated for Hepatitis B, manage weight, avoid alcohol and smoking, treat Hepatitis B/C early, control diabetes, and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Routine screening is crucial for people with chronic liver disease.