What are the symptoms of esophageal cancer that make surgery impossible?

Many people hope to treat esophageal cancer through surgery, but when performing surgical treatment, it must be noted that many patients cannot undergo surgery. Patients with poor physical condition, low organ function, and other symptoms suitable for surgery are not suitable for surgery. So what are the symptoms of esophageal cancer that cannot be operated on? Let's take a look at the following introduction.

Surgery is the most effective method for the treatment of esophageal cancer, but for some patients with poor general condition, heart or kidney diseases, surgical treatment cannot be performed.

In the examination and diagnosis of esophageal cancer, we know that surgery is the best choice for treating esophageal cancer, but not all patients can undergo surgery. For the following groups of people, surgery cannot be performed:

1. The patient is in poor physical condition, has become cachectic, or has severe heart or lung disease or liver or kidney dysfunction.

2. The lesion has invaded a large area and has obvious signs of external invasion and perforation, such as hoarseness or esophageal tracheal fistula.

3. Patients with distant metastasis.

For many patients with esophageal cancer, surgical treatment is not suitable. For such patients, we can treat them through conservative treatment. I believe there must be a suitable way to treat such patients.