A brief analysis of common symptoms of advanced cardiac cancer

When the disease of cardia cancer develops to the middle and late stages, the symptoms are more obvious. Many patients with cardia cancer seek medical treatment based on the symptoms of middle and late stage cardia cancer. What are the common symptoms of middle and late stage cardia cancer ? Let's talk about the common symptoms of middle and late stage cardia cancer.

Generally, the common symptoms of advanced cardiac cancer are:

1. Choking: It is a common symptom of mid-to-late stage cardiac cancer. It is relatively subtle and occasionally occurs when swallowing food. It may disappear on its own or recur. It does not affect eating. It may also occur during mood swings and is easily mistaken for a neurological functional symptom.

2. Foreign body sensation: Symptoms of advanced cardiac cancer are often a slight feeling of tightness and stuffiness behind the sternum, which has no obvious relationship with eating and can be intermittent or continuous. Or occasionally, there is a feeling that food is sticking to the esophageal wall when eating.

3. Other symptoms: Some patients have a dry or tight feeling in the throat when eating dry food; a few patients have belching, which is also a common symptom of mid-to-late stage cardiac cancer.

4. The symptoms of mid- to late-stage cardiac cancer are mainly progressive dysphagia, which eventually develops into difficulty in drinking water, and even difficulty in passing saliva. Food reflux, and chest and back pain. If the tumor invades the trachea and bronchi, esophageal-tracheal fistula and (or) esophageal-bronchial fistula may form, and severe coughing, dyspnea and lung infection symptoms may occur. If the tumor necrosis can cause bleeding, manifested as vomiting blood and blood in the stool, if it invades large blood vessels, fatal bleeding and other symptoms may occur. As for dehydration, weakness, weight loss, systemic edema and cachexia caused by hypoproteinemia, they are all symptoms of mid- to late-stage cardiac cancer; in addition, corresponding symptoms of cardiac cancer due to metastasis of the tumor to other organs and viscera can also be seen.

The above is an introduction to the common symptoms of mid- to late-stage cardiac cancer. I hope it will be helpful to everyone. Once the symptoms of mid- to late-stage cardiac cancer appear, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid delaying the disease.