Symptoms of metastasis of colorectal cancer to the liver

Update Date: 2023-08-10 Source: Network

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Colon is a common disease in human body. Especially in the junction of rectum and sigmoid colon, colon cancer is most likely to occur. The onset age of colon cancer is generally about 40 to 50 years old. The incidence rate of male is generally more than that of female. The incidence rate of male and female is about three to one. Colon cancer is the third disease in gastrointestinal cancer, which can not be ignored. Colon cancer mainly includes undifferentiated carcinoma, mucinous adenocarcinoma and adenocarcinoma. Colon cancer is mostly fleshy or ulcerative. And the disease can metastasize, such as to the human liver, may lead to metastatic liver cancer. Now let's talk about it.

Symptoms of metastasis of colorectal cancer to the liver

Colon cancer with liver metastasis is generally late performance, patients may have severe jaundice symptoms, and accompanied by obvious ascites and facial edema. Liver metastasis of colon cancer is a malignant disease. The clavicle and superior lymph nodes of patients will be enlarged.

Colon cancer liver metastasis, in addition to the symptoms of metastatic liver cancer, patients will have abdominal distension, the whole body will feel uncomfortable, at the same time there will be dyspepsia, defecation habits will change, there will be many defecations every day, there will be severe diarrhea or constipation.

Colon cancer metastasis may also lead to symptoms of poisoning, the patient's cancer site will ulcerate blood loss, causing the body to absorb toxins, leading to poisoning. For example, patients with low body heat, general fatigue, general swelling, especially anemia is the most common, weight loss will also occur.

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Once colon cancer has liver metastasis, it is very likely to have metastatic liver cancer. At this time, the patient will feel pain, abdominal tightness and swelling, and the whole body will feel uncomfortable. There may be a mass in the upper abdomen, or liver metastasis, and the symptoms are not obvious.