Early diagnosis of esophageal cancer

I believe that many people have a certain understanding of the harm of esophageal cancer, but they do not know much about the disease. Generally, people often fail to detect the onset of the disease in the early stages, and by the time they discover it, the condition has worsened. Therefore, we need to understand the relevant information about esophageal cancer so that we can detect the onset of esophageal cancer in a timely manner.

1. First of all, the early diagnosis of esophageal cancer basically has the symptoms of choking when swallowing food. It will appear when swallowing large pieces of medicine, dry pancakes and other things that are not easy to chew.

2. After suffering from esophageal cancer, there is usually a foreign body sensation in the esophagus. The patient will feel something like rice grains or vegetable fragments stuck to the esophagus, unable to swallow, and the pain is not related to eating. Even if you do not swallow, you will still feel the presence of a foreign body.

3. Patients with early stage esophageal cancer usually experience a slow passage of food and a feeling of retention, which disappears after the food is swallowed. However, this feeling has nothing to do with the nature of the food, and some people even feel this way when drinking water.

4. Pain in the sternum when swallowing, especially when swallowing hard food.

Many people will ask, can esophageal cancer be cured? Here, experts tell you that the invasive stage of esophageal cancer is also called progressive cancer. About half of the patients can be cured, so early patients should actively seek medical treatment to avoid delaying the disease. If esophageal cancer metastasizes, the chances of cure are relatively small, and the disease can generally only be controlled. Even so, patients with advanced esophageal cancer should have a correct attitude, face their disease correctly, and choose appropriate treatment methods to alleviate symptoms. For such patients,

The above is the introduction about how to diagnose esophageal cancer in its early stage. I hope it can be helpful to you. In fact, you should not worry too much about cancer. In the face of disease, we should have the courage to challenge, maintain an optimistic mood, and believe that one day we will defeat the disease and have a healthy body.