What are the early symptoms of gastric cancer

In fact, there are no particularly typical symptoms in the early stages of gastric cancer. Many symptoms in eating, digestion, and the upper abdomen may be some early symptoms of gastric cancer, such as hiccups, belching, bloating, acid reflux, etc.

For many tumors, there may be no particularly typical symptoms in the early stages. For example, many patients with gastric cancer may experience hiccups and belching in the early stages. From a doctor's point of view, hiccups and belching are not the same. Some belches come out in a burst, some come out in one breath, and some may be dull pain in the upper abdomen. Some patients with gastric cancer may also experience a feeling of fullness and acid reflux after eating. However, since many patients with gastric cancer may have a history of gastroenteritis, these symptoms are not necessarily caused by early gastric cancer, but may also be caused by gastritis.

Therefore, gastric cancer and intestinal cancer are both difficult to detect in the early stages, mainly because there are no typical symptoms in the early stages. Patients with gastric cancer and intestinal cancer may experience repeated symptoms in a short period of time, such as upper abdominal symptoms, including fullness, acid reflux, dull pain, hiccups, belching, etc., or these symptoms may persist for a long time over a period of time. Therefore, if you experience any discomfort, you need to pay attention to it and actively go to the gastroenterology or oncology department for examination; in most cases, these symptoms are not caused by gastric cancer, but they need to be taken seriously and actively examined and treated.