What are the early symptoms of liver cancer? These four points need attention

Although liver cancer is a difficult disease to cure, it also has stage differences. If it is discovered in the early stage, it can be treated surgically to delay the spread of the disease. Therefore, it is better to discover this disease early than late. Its early symptoms mainly include loss of appetite, abdominal fullness, indigestion, etc. At this time, the patient is still in the early stage of the disease. As long as it can be treated in time, the effect is still relatively ideal.

What are the early symptoms of liver cancer? The first signs of liver cancer are loss of appetite and indigestion, followed by nausea, vomiting, and abdominal distension. About 1/3 of patients can feel a lump in their right flank, and most of them report pain in the liver area, which is the first sign of liver cancer. Due to reduced digestive ability and malnutrition, symptoms such as anemia and weight loss will soon appear. Because cancer cells erode the intrahepatic bile duct, about 1/3 of patients may develop jaundice, and the skin on their faces and eyes will turn yellow. Due to increased portal vein pressure, varicose veins of the abdominal wall may occur, followed by ascites and fever. These signals indicate that liver cancer is already in the middle and late stages.

What are the early symptoms of liver cancer?

1. Liver cancer patients often experience loss of appetite, upper abdominal fullness after meals, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea.

2. Pain in the liver area. A history of hepatitis and cirrhosis, stable for many years, no chills or fever, but sudden dull or severe pain in the liver area. The pain is mostly located in the right ribs or under the xiphoid process, and initially presents as intermittent or continuous dull pain or stabbing pain. The pain may be mild or severe or relieve itself within a period of time, or even disappear. The pain is often more obvious at night.

3. Systemic symptoms. Pain in joints all over the body, especially in the waist and back, is most obvious. Anti-rheumatic treatment has little effect.

4. Fever. The fever caused by liver cancer is generally between 37.5℃ and 38℃, occasionally above 38℃, and is more common in the afternoon.

Treatment of early-stage liver cancer

Negative ion therapy for early liver cancer. Since negative ions carry negative charges and have extra electrons, they can provide electrons that are missing from cells. Therefore, after entering the human body, negative ions can restore the membrane potential of aging and necrotic cells, block the vicious cycle, and inhibit cancer cells. At the same time, negative ions can also regulate the body's acid-base balance, maintain the stability of the internal environment, promote normal cell metabolism, reduce and eliminate the adverse side effects of chemotherapy, enhance the body's immune ability, improve the body's self-healing ability, reduce cancer pain, and improve the quality of life of cancer patients.

Early surgical resection of liver cancer. For most patients with early liver cancer, surgical resection of the liver cancer can be cured (survival period of up to five years). Surgical resection is the first choice for the treatment of early liver cancer, but it needs to be evaluated based on the patient's physical condition and living conditions. Generally, the prognosis of surgical resection of early liver cancer is related to the size of the resection.