The probability of getting tumor after hepatitis C is cured is very small, but it is not guaranteed that you won’t get tumor. After curing hepatitis C, all kinds of symptoms will disappear, liver function and morphology structure will return to normal, but the destroyed necrotic stem cells can’t regenerate; therefore, the chance of inducing tumors will become smaller, but there are many factors inducing tumors, such as combining with hepatitis B and hereditary factors, etc., all of which may lead to the occurrence of tumors. After hepatitis C is cured, patients also need to regularly review liver function and liver ultrasound, alpha-fetoprotein should also be rechecked, pay attention to good sleep, avoid staying up late, quit smoking and drinking, and eat more easily digested and absorbed food. Hepatitis C cure does not mean that all the problems of the liver have been solved, you need to avoid high-risk behaviors, strengthen the physical exercise, a reasonable combination of diet, to prevent recurrence.