Pre tumor symptoms?

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Some time ago, my mother told me that an elder who was very close to me was found to have a tumor, so I went to visit him with my mother in my spare time, chatted with him a lot, and had some understanding of his condition. What are the symptoms of pre tumor? Now let me tell you something.

Pre tumor symptoms?

First, the symptoms of each kind of tumor are different. For patients with colorectal cancer, most of them have no obvious symptoms in the early stage. At the earliest stage, they may have abdominal distension, discomfort and dyspepsia like symptoms, and then change their defecation habits, such as increased stool times, diarrhea or constipation, and abdominal pain before defecation. Later, there will be mucinous stool or mucopurulent bloody stool. Due to tumor ulceration, blood loss and toxin absorption, it can often lead to anemia, fatigue, emaciation, edema and other manifestations.

Second: mass: the most common complaint of tumor patients, often found by the patient inadvertently. If there is no improvement after 1-2 weeks of anti-inflammatory treatment, the mass will continue to develop and should be suspected as a tumor. It is difficult to find the mass of deep organs in the body cavity. When inquiring the medical history, we should pay attention to the symptoms of compression, obstruction or destruction of organs caused by the mass. The tumor is usually painless at the beginning, but the tumor around the nerve trunk oppresses the adjacent nerve.

Third: cough: for lung cancer patients often conscious symptoms, often blood sputum, chest pain or varying degrees of dyspnea. The tumor that invades or oppresses bronchus, also often appear cough. Fever: the main complaint of fever is malignant lymphoma (especially Hodgkin's disease), liver cancer, lung cancer, osteosarcoma, gastric cancer, colon cancer, kidney cancer, pancreatic cancer or advanced cancer. Some cancer patients have fever of unknown origin.

matters needing attention

Therefore, after the diagnosis, patients must actively accept treatment, have confidence, try their best to relax, avoid excessive pressure leading to deterioration of the disease, usually to improve eating habits, develop healthy work and rest and living habits, quit smoking and alcohol, avoid overwork.