What does stomach cancer look like when it appears

Patients with gastric cancer will feel some discomfort in their upper abdomen at the beginning, but it will get better after a while and it will not be so serious, so they will not pay too much attention to it. But gradually they will feel that they cannot digest the food they eat, and sometimes it will stagnate in their stomach, causing stomach pain. It may be mistaken for diseases such as gastritis. Only further examination can confirm gastric cancer. Patients will have obvious loss of appetite. When it is serious, they will feel weak and their body will slowly lose weight.

1. Patients with digestive tract symptoms often feel discomfort in the upper abdomen, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, indigestion and other symptoms in the early stages. At this time, the symptoms are similar to those of gastritis or gastric ulcer.
2. Upper abdominal discomfort. Patients will feel upper abdominal discomfort, which is a common symptom of gastric cancer patients. It is usually similar to the symptoms of indigestion. The pain is mild at the beginning and sometimes irregular. The symptoms cannot be relieved after eating and dull pain will still be felt.
3. Patients with gastric cancer will experience rhythmic pain after the disease, especially in the case of gastric antrum gastric cancer. The symptoms can be relieved if they eat or take medicine. Generally speaking, the pain of elderly patients is relatively dull and often cannot be clearly described.
4. Loss of appetite and weight loss are also symptoms that patients with gastric cancer experience after the onset of the disease. Patients often feel that they have no appetite or have decreased appetite. This may also be because the patient has abdominal distension or abdominal pain after eating too much, and then controls his own eating.