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Liver Cancer
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UNDERSTANDING LIVER CANCER

What to know

This page provides a starting point for learning about liver cancer. Cancer types and individual experiences vary, and information here is not a substitute for personalized medical guidance.

Possible signs

Possible symptoms include abdominal swelling or pain, feeling full, jaundice, unexplained weight loss, or fatigue. Early liver cancer may have few symptoms.

  • Keep track of changes that are new, persistent, or unusual for you.
  • Symptoms can have many causes and do not necessarily mean cancer.

Risk factors

Risk factors include chronic hepatitis B or C, cirrhosis, heavy alcohol use, and some metabolic liver conditions. Risk varies by individual.

  • Having a risk factor does not mean a person will develop cancer.
  • Share relevant personal and family history with a healthcare professional.

When to seek guidance

Discuss liver health and personal risk with a clinician. Some people with cirrhosis or chronic hepatitis B may need regular surveillance.

  • Ask about tests, screening, or follow-up appropriate to your age and personal risk.
  • Seek urgent care for severe or rapidly worsening symptoms.
Important: Educational information only. This page cannot diagnose symptoms or recommend an individual treatment plan. Consult a qualified healthcare professional about health concerns.

TRUSTED SOURCES

Learn from established organizations

Use reputable sources and discuss personal questions with a healthcare professional.

↗National Cancer InstituteGovernment cancer research and information resources.Visit ↗↗American Cancer SocietyCancer education, treatment information, and support.Visit ↗↗CDC Cancer ResourcesPublic health information, prevention, and screening.Visit ↗
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