Causes of itchy skin due to gallbladder cancer

Cancer is very common in our lives. Once we suffer from cancer, we will not be able to live well, and the whole family will not be as happy as before. In order to let everyone live a happy life, we will introduce to you in detail what causes gallbladder cancer?

Gallbladder cancer often occurs in the neck of the gallbladder which is easily hit by stones, and often occurs when the patient has had stones for more than 10 years. Therefore, it is believed that gallbladder stones are closely related to gallbladder cancer. The risk of gallbladder cancer is 10 times greater for patients with stones larger than 3 cm in diameter than for those with stones smaller than 1 cm in diameter. Some people believe that gallstones contain carcinogenic factors, but there is a lack of definite evidence, and the incidence of gallbladder cancer in patients with cholelithiasis is still very small. Therefore, it is not clear whether there is a clear causal relationship between gallstones and gallbladder cancer.
Patients with bile duct cancer have varying degrees of yellowing of the skin and sclera. The characteristic of jaundice is that it progressively worsens and deepens, and is mostly painless. In a few patients, jaundice fluctuates. Jaundice occurs earlier in upper bile duct cancer, while jaundice in middle and lower bile duct cancer may occur later due to the buffering of the gallbladder.