Mid stage symptoms of liver cancer?

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We are not unfamiliar with liver cancer, but the symptoms of advanced liver cancer is not very well understood, how to know whether they have reached the advanced stage of liver cancer? The following symptoms are typical symptoms of advanced liver cancer, let's learn together, hope to help you.

Mid stage symptoms of liver cancer?

The symptoms of advanced stage of liver cancer are obvious, and emaciation is one of them. Liver is an important digestive gland and nutrient metabolism organ of human body. The decline of liver function often leads to metabolic disorders such as nutrients and toxins. Liver cancer patients often feel more fatigue than other tumor patients, which is similar to chronic hepatitis patients.

The symptoms of advanced liver cancer are loss of appetite, upper abdominal fullness after meals, warm air, dyspepsia, nausea, diarrhea, etc. among them, loss of appetite and abdominal distension are common. Diarrhea is also a common digestive tract symptom of liver cancer. It has been reported that the incidence rate is high, and it is easy to be mistaken for chronic enteritis. Portal hypertension and intestinal dysfunction caused by tumor thrombus in portal vein or hepatic vein can lead to abdominal distension and increased frequency of defecation. Abdominal distension can also be caused by ascites.

On the one hand, many genetic diseases that damage the liver, such as pigmentation and glycogen storage disease, will develop into liver cirrhosis, and the incidence of liver cancer is also very high; On the other hand, it is believed that the familial aggregation of HCC is mainly caused by hepatitis B virus aggregation. There is no evidence that liver cancer can be inherited.

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On the one hand, many genetic diseases that damage the liver, such as pigmentation and glycogen storage disease, will develop into liver cirrhosis, and the incidence of liver cancer is also very high; On the other hand, it is believed that the familial aggregation of HCC is mainly caused by hepatitis B virus aggregation. There is no evidence that liver cancer can be inherited.