What are the early symptoms of liver cancer? 3 symptoms of early liver cancer

What are the early symptoms of liver cancer?

1. Liver pain is generally a long-term persistent dull pain in patients. It is one of the more obvious early symptoms. It is caused by the rapid enlargement of the liver causing tension in the liver capsule or cancer invading the liver capsule and peritoneum. It can be a persistent dull pain or bloating. The tumor invades the diaphragm, and the pain can radiate to the right shoulder or right back. A tumor growing to the right back can cause right waist pain.

2. Enlarged liver, a common symptom. Under normal circumstances, if the patient's disease is not well treated, the liver will gradually swell, become hard, have an uneven surface, have nodules or lumps of varying sizes, cause local protrusions, have blunt and uneven edges, and often have tenderness.

3. Digestive symptoms. Under normal circumstances, the patient's symptoms are malnutrition, decreased digestion, decreased appetite, fatigue, diarrhea, vomiting, etc., which have a great impact on the patient's body. However, these symptoms are not easy to be discovered, and the chance of misdiagnosis is still very high, so active examination is necessary.