What are the early symptoms of liver cancer? 6 early symptoms of liver cancer that you should know

1. Central necrosis of cold-heat type liver cancer can cause fever, and patients with advanced liver cancer may have irregular moderate fever.

2. Internal bleeding or rupture of the surface of the cancerous nodule in abdominal-type liver cancer can cause acute abdominal pain or intra-abdominal bleeding. Common rupture of liver cancer at the top of the right lobe of the liver can cause pain in the right lower chest, right shoulder and back, and the pain is aggravated when turning the body position or breathing; if it penetrates into the abdominal cavity, hemorrhagic shock may occur.

3. Early symptoms of liver cancer. Typical clinical liver cancer is asymmetric enlargement of the liver, which is hard and irregular and grows rapidly. Late-stage patients often have obvious cirrhosis, portal hypertension, ascites, jaundice, and cachexia. People with a history of hepatitis, HBsag (+), have aggravated distension and pain in the upper abdomen and liver area before seeing a doctor, especially after meals, accompanied by loss of appetite, weight loss, and lack of energy.

4. Symptoms of liver cancer: Early liver cancer, early or subclinical liver cancer, small tumors, often in hidden locations, patients often have no symptoms, and are only discovered accidentally during physical examinations. Patients may have some non-specific manifestations, such as upper abdominal discomfort and fullness.

5. Differential diagnosis of primary liver cancer and gastrointestinal bleeding: Gastrointestinal bleeding is often the cause of death from advanced liver cancer.

6. Jaundice. Jaundice is a major cause of liver cancer. Jaundice is caused by liver cancer tissue beside the bile duct penetrating into the bile duct to form a cancer thrombus that grows downward and blocks the opening of the opposite hepatic duct or the common bile duct. The cancer thrombus is often accompanied by bleeding, causing biliary colic.