The symptoms of gastric cancer before death

Update Date: 2024-01-17 Source: Network

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In March last year, I had a stomach examination in the hospital. The doctor said there was a tumor in my stomach and suggested that I should have an operation immediately. At that time, the doctor didn't tell me directly about the disease. When I learned that the tumor was gastric cancer, I thought it was gastric cancer. I followed the doctor's advice and had an operation. I had been taking targeted medicine for the operation. But at the beginning of this year, I found that my appetite was poor and I didn't want to eat, I still want to vomit after eating. I'm very thin. I went to the hospital again and found that it is advanced gastric cancer. In order to prevent this situation, I'd like to introduce the symptoms of gastric cancer before death.

The symptoms of gastric cancer before death

Symptom 1: most patients with advanced gastric cancer are suffering from severe pre deathbed symptoms, often with pain, nausea, vomiting, dyspnea, incontinence and other symptoms. If we can alleviate these symptoms, we can relieve the sufferings of patients and make them feel comfortable.

Symptom 2: pain is a common symptom of patients with advanced cancer, or it is caused by tumor cells involving organs, bone marrow, or radiotherapy and chemotherapy reactions. At present, there are two main methods to control pain, namely drug control and non drug control.

Symptom 3: Patients with advanced gastric cancer often lose their confidence in survival, and their condition deteriorates and the pain is unbearable. It can be said that they are in pain both physically and mentally. At this time, hospice care is very important. The purpose of hospice care is to reduce the suffering of the patients as much as possible.

matters needing attention

For patients with gastric cancer, it is recommended not to use drugs blindly, but to see a doctor in time, cooperate with the doctor for regular treatment after confirming the condition, and keep a good attitude towards the disease, so as to control the disease as soon as possible and reduce the impact on life.