@gmc454mnazl35ashma @JustinMcClanahan I too had cirrhosis caused by fatty liver, and also hepatocellular carcinoma. Mine was eliminated with radio frequency ablation. I believe ablation was able to be used because the lesions were small. I think there are a number of ways to treat them, depending on some variables such as size.

It may not matter what the cause is once the carcinoma is present, at that point they are just interested in treating them. That is definitely a question for your father’s doctor though. As I said, my cirrhosis was also caused by fatty liver, but once I had it the cause was not a factor in treating it.
JK

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