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Can Liver Cancer Return After Surgery? A Doctor’s Guide To Recurrence, Risks And Warning Signs

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  • hotite 1: Liver cancer recurrence is common, affecting up to 70% of patients within five years, often due to microscopic residual disease or new tumour development in damaged liver tissue.
  • hotite 2: Regular follow-up, including imaging and AFP blood tests, is vital for early detection of recurrence, allowing for potentially curative treatments and improved outcomes.
  • hotite 3: Managing underlying liver conditions like hepatitis, fatty liver disease, and alcohol use, along with lifestyle changes, can help reduce recurrence risk and improve long-term survival.
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