Tumours are swelling of the liver, and it is very pretty common in the population. Many times these tumours are incidentally discovered on scanning when it was done for some other things. This swelling is known as homogeomous, which are the commonest blood liver tumours, and they are usually harmless, and they can be left alone. Still, it can sometimes also be malignant or be cancer, and in some circumstances, it can be a swelling which can also be a swelling that can, later on, lead to cancer, or sometimes it undermined.
What are the symptoms of liver Tumours?
The common symptoms of the liver tumour are
- Heaviness in the upper abdomen or fullness sensation of fulness
- Early satiety you become full after eating a less quantity of food,
- Swelling in the upper abdomen can sometimes have jaundice, generalized swelling of the abdomen, swelling of feet and loss of appetite and weight.
What is the cause of this swelling?
In general, these swelling or tumours can be benign or harmless non-cancerous, or sometimes they can be of the other relative cancerous, which are very disturbing symptom-wise there is nothing much specific to like a harmless one or a malignant one most of them by virtue of size especially in the benign tumours like heaviness and all they might not have any jaundice they just come after few days having these symptoms they need get tested immediately.
What are treatments options for liver Tumours?
The treatment for liver Tumours can be most of the times it is benign or malignant. Usually for liver tumour surgery is always the best chances where a portion of the liver is removed along with the tumour. We must remove the tumour in its entirety. Then only the results will be okay.
Explained by Dr K. Venugopal, (HPB Surgery & Liver Transplantation)
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