What are the symptoms of liver cancer turning into lung cancer

Symptoms of liver cancer turning into lung cancer include cough, hemoptysis, dyspnea, etc. The continued progression of the disease may endanger the patient's life, and timely treatment measures are required.

1. Cough: After cancer cells in the liver metastasize to the lungs, they can lead to secondary lung cancer. Due to the proliferation of lung cancer cells and irritation of lung tissue, patients may experience coughing symptoms, and the severity of the cough will vary in different situations.

2. Hemoptysis: If liver cancer metastasizes to the lungs and the disease progresses rapidly, normal tissues can be infiltrated during the proliferation of cancer cells, causing tissue damage. At this time, a small amount of blood will be coughed out of the body, causing hemoptysis.

3. Difficulty breathing: Secondary lung cancer can affect the patient's respiratory function. As cancer cell proliferation damages blood vessels and lung tissue, the patient's lung function will decline, and lack of oxygen can lead to suffocation.

In addition to the common symptoms mentioned above, there are other symptoms such as abdominal pain, jaundice, fatigue, anemia, coma, etc. Although the related diseases cannot be treated surgically, radiotherapy and chemotherapy can delay the progression of the disease, and patients should also take good care of themselves during treatment.