What are the symptoms before death from advanced ovarian cancer

Patients with cancer all have symptoms before death, but the symptoms of early cancer are not obvious. Only in the late stage will specific symptoms appear. Ovarian cancer is also a malignant tumor. Many patients do not receive active treatment in the early stages and will die in the late stages. So what symptoms will ovarian cancer patients have before death in the late stages?

1. Ovarian cancer patients will have many unique symptoms before death. Patients will develop malignant fluid, which will compress their digestive intestines and the diaphragm used for breathing, making it very difficult for them to breathe. They cannot lie flat, and their breathing will be very slow if they lie flat. If there is a huge tumor, the patient's urine will be retained and the lower limbs will edema. When they sit, there will be pain in the sciatic nerve.

2. The cancer cells of patients with advanced ovarian cancer have grown and spread to the patient's abdomen, causing the patient's abdomen to feel bloated, as if there is a lump. The abdomen of many patients can be felt, and there will be a large amount of ascites in the abdomen. There will also be body pain, back pain and abdominal pain. This is because the tumor has ruptured, so the patient can be given an injection of painkillers when necessary.

3. Patients with advanced ovarian cancer will suffer from loss of appetite due to pain, and then will gradually lose weight. This is also a symptom before the patient's death. In addition to weight loss, the patient will also have problems with urination, causing frequent and urgent urination, a feeling of suffocation in the anus, a feeling of heaviness in the abdomen, and stomach bleeding. Family members should observe the patient more and stay with the patient more. If there is any situation, call a doctor immediately.

In the late stage of ovarian cancer, there is only death, so a person's health throughout life is the most important thing. Once you die, there is nothing left. Patients should receive timely treatment when the disease is discovered. In the late stage, it can only be delayed with drugs. Patients themselves should not be so negative, as it will accelerate the time of death. Family members should counsel patients more.