Breast cancer liver metastasis does not mean death, but it will have an impact on the survival period of the patient, and it is recommended to take treatment under the guidance of doctors, etc. Breast cancer liver metastasis means that the cancer cells of a breast cancer patient have metastasized to the liver through the bloodstream, which is in the advanced stage of breast cancer and generally incurable. For patients with liver metastasis of stage IV breast cancer, the five-year survival rate is generally less than 10%, and the average survival period is about 10 months. The average survival period is around 10 months. If not actively treated, the survival period is shorter, and if accompanied by abnormal liver function, ascites, anemia and other symptoms, the survival time may even be less than 3 months, and the mortality rate is higher. However, it does not mean that breast cancer liver metastasis patients have lost hope, if the patient’s clinical symptoms are not obvious and actively treated, it can help prolong the survival period. Commonly adopted treatments include radiotherapy, chemotherapy, targeted therapy and endocrine therapy. Breast cancer liver metastasis patients should keep a good mindset and actively cooperate with doctor’s treatment, so as to get a better survival period.