The scary Breaking Bad actor who plays drug smuggler Tortuga survived liver cancer, though he admits his secretary complained about having to listen to him “whine like a little girl.” Yet, he took care to keep this information a secret from his loved ones and close friends.

He talked about the experience while promoting his “wearable Viagra” product called Giddy to The Sun. Giddy is a substance that helps men keep their erections naturally maintained.

Due to concerns about his liver’s health, Trejo claimed to be a fan of his own product.

I’m afraid to death of taking too many medications, you know, I actually overcame liver cancer so I don’t want to start putting anything in there, he said to the magazine.

At the time of his diagnosis, doctors found a 10 cm tumor on his liver.

The size of his tumor, he said, prevented the physicians from giving him chemotherapy; instead, they gave him “injections.”

There are a few injections available to treat liver cancer.

Trejo can be referring to the selective internal radiation therapy for cancer.

The NHS explains: “Radioactive beads are injected into your liver’s bloodstream to stop cancer from spreading.”

SIRT may be administered to adults whose livers may be too extensively damaged for current treatments.