What are the symptoms of advanced liver cancer? Introduction to the advanced symptoms and precursors of liver cancer

Malignant tumors in the liver are liver cancer. Because the early symptoms of liver cancer are not obvious, many people do not know that they have liver cancer. In many cases, when the symptoms appear, the liver cancer is already in the late stage. Generally, patients with late-stage liver cancer will suffer great pain. Late-stage liver cancer cells will spread throughout the body, and various organs and tissues will have corresponding symptoms.

In modern society, with the improvement of our living standards and the advancement of technology, many diseases can be diagnosed at an early stage. If we feel uncomfortable in our liver, we should go to the hospital for examination and treatment to see if we have liver disease. What are the symptoms and precursors of liver cancer in the late stage? What symptoms in the body remind us that we need to go for liver cancer examination? Let's learn about it together.

There are many symptoms before death in the late stage of liver cancer. The first symptom is sudden abdominal pain, which is also the most direct symptom of patients with late stage liver cancer. We often see many patients with late stage liver cancer have unbearable abdominal pain and have to rely on drugs to relieve the pain. This is because the cancerous nodules in the late stage of liver cancer rupture, and the ruptured cancerous tissue flows into the abdominal cavity, causing abdominal pain. Some people with abdominal pain symptoms of liver cancer will also have a drop in blood pressure or even shock.

Many patients with advanced liver cancer will have symptoms of malignant ascites in the late stage, and some patients will even have bloody ascites. Some patients with advanced liver cancer will have malignant pericardium and pleural effusion. These two symptoms indicate that the patient's condition has worsened and needs to be treated in the hospital in time, otherwise there will be danger to life. Liver cancer patients will feel dizzy and swollen because they have a fever. Some people have a high fever that does not subside, and occasionally it will reach more than 39 degrees.

Patients with advanced liver cancer also have digestive tract symptoms, namely, digestive tract bleeding, especially those with liver cancer caused by cirrhosis. If patients accidentally eat irritating food, they will have symptoms of upper gastrointestinal bleeding. Patients with advanced liver cancer will become thinner and thinner, and look pale and thin, because multiple organs fail in the advanced stage of liver cancer and cannot digest and absorb nutrients normally.