What are the symptoms of advanced liver cancer? Several symptoms of advanced liver cancer

The symptoms and manifestations of advanced liver cancer are quite obvious, including the following: 1. Hepatic ascites. The symptoms are that the patient feels abdominal distension, abdominal pain, and loss of appetite. After high complications of spontaneous peritonitis, fever, shivering and other symptoms will occur. The manifestations are bulging abdomen, and even varicose veins of the abdominal cavity can be seen. When lying down, a frog-shaped abdomen can be seen, that is, the abdomen bulges to both sides when lying down, just like the abdomen of a frog. B-ultrasound examination can show that there is a lot of water in the abdomen. 2. Jaundice. Because the intrahepatic tumor compresses the common bile duct system, the total bilirubin cannot be metabolized to the intestines and enters the blood, causing yellowing of the skin and sclera, and even itching of the whole body.

Hepatic encephalopathy. The liver function of patients with advanced liver cancer is seriously damaged, the detoxification function is almost gone, and the toxic substances produced by the human body cannot be eliminated, causing damage to the central nervous system of the human brain, coma, neuropsychiatric disorders and other symptoms. Patients may show symptoms such as delirium, hallucinations, tics, epileptic convulsions, etc. In severe cases, coma, respiratory arrest, cardiac arrest and death may occur. Hepatic encephalopathy is one of the common causes of death in patients with advanced liver cancer.

Liver cancer is a tumor with a very high degree of malignancy and is known as the king of cancers. Tumor cells grow rapidly, not only robbing the body of nutrients, but also causing changes and compression effects on surrounding tissues and organs as liver cancer continues to grow and spread. In the late stage, patients may have a large amount of ascites, causing severe abdominal distension. In addition, due to the large loss of nutrients, patients become increasingly thin. As the tumor grows further, kidney function is compressed, and patients may experience symptoms such as severe jaundice and severe weight loss. Some may also experience severe back pain, abdominal pain and other symptoms.

Late stage liver cancer: First, the most prominent symptom is pain. The specific manifestation is obvious pain in the right upper abdomen. Most of the pain is paroxysmal. After the pain, it cannot be completely relieved. Pain relief medication is needed. Clinically, pain relief is a three-step treatment method. The first is diclofenac sodium, sedatives, pethidine, and even hibernation mixture. There is generally no good way to treat this kind of pain, only to gradually increase the amount of analgesic drugs.