How to describe the early stage of pancreatic cancer by B-ultrasound

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During this period of time, I didn't have a good appetite. I felt that I had no energy all over, and my stomach was distended. After taking the digestive medicine, I didn't have any effect. I was haggard a lot, so I went to the hospital for examination and was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Today, let me talk about how to describe the early stage of pancreatic cancer by B-ultrasound.

How to describe the early stage of pancreatic cancer by B-ultrasound

First: the sensitivity of B-ultrasound to pancreatic cancer is not too high, but it can be detected. After detection, it is mostly advanced. The early symptoms of pancreatic cancer are not obvious. It is usually found by B-ultrasound in physical examination, and it can be confirmed by CT scan when necessary.

Second, abdominal pain is an early symptom of pancreatic cancer, which is more common in pancreatic body and tail cancer. It is located in the upper abdomen, periumbilical or right upper abdomen, and its nature is colic. Jaundice in a certain stage of the course of disease can have jaundice, general pancreatic head cancer jaundice more common, and appear earlier, cancer is limited to the body, tail, more no jaundice.

Third: about 90% of the patients have rapid and significant weight loss, which is often accompanied by cachexia in the advanced stage of pancreatic cancer. Factors or causes of weight loss include consumption of cancer, loss of appetite, anxiety, insomnia, digestive and absorptive disorders, etc. Fatigue and loss of appetite are very common, accompanied by diarrhea, constipation, abdominal distension, nausea and other gastrointestinal symptoms. Some cases may have fatty diarrhea, hyperglycemia and diabetes.

matters needing attention

The early symptoms of pancreatic cancer are not obvious, and many patients are found in the late stage, which is also a reason for the high mortality of pancreatic cancer. At the same time, the treatment process of pancreatic cancer is complex, and the recurrence rate is high. We should not only pay more attention to the postoperative nursing diet and other aspects.