Carroll has also been linked with a move to former club Newcastle and the striker is not sure what the future holds past the end of the season.
Andy Carroll: "I have just got to wait and see, really.
"We'll see what happens at the end of the season.
"Obviously I don't know what is happening so we will just have to wait and see.
"It has been great here and every minute has been fantastic. The lads have been great, the gaffer has been great and the fans are unbelievable."
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers insists Liverpool are comfortable with the decision to loan Carroll to the Hammers despite their goalless draw with Reading.
Brendan Rodgers: "It's not at all unfortunate that Andy's scoring goals. We're the fourth highest goalscorers in the league, so scoring hasn't been a problem for us.
"Andy's situation is really simple. He didn't want to stay and be on the bench. He wanted to play games.
"You always try to find solutions to break down the opposition. We broke down Reading, we just came up against a keeper that was inspired.
"We can have no complaints this year, we've scored many goals. But in the last two games we just haven't been able to produce the goal, which sometimes happens.
"But we've kept a clean sheet as well. That's 13 clean sheets, which is one of the best records in the league.
"These are marginal gains that we'll take, but we know we have to finish off games like that in the future."