What to do if you have bloating due to pancreatic cancer

Pancreatic cancer is one of the common malignant tumors of the digestive tract and the most common among malignant tumors. It mostly occurs in the head of the pancreas. Pancreatic cancer develops rapidly. 90% of pancreatic cancer patients are already in the advanced stage when diagnosed. Pancreatic cancer is one of the tumors with the highest mortality rate. Critical symptoms often appear in the late stage of pancreatic cancer, and the more obvious the symptoms are in the late stage. So what should we do if we have bloating in the stomach due to pancreatic cancer? Let’s take a closer look at this issue.

In the late stage of pancreatic cancer, patients often experience abdominal distension and pain, especially those with abdominal metastasis. The most common clinical causes of abdominal distension and pain in the late stage of pancreatic cancer are: first, pancreatic cancer complicated by ascites; second, intestinal adhesions after pancreatic cancer surgery; third, pancreatic cancer complicated by abdominal metastasis, metastatic lesions compressing the intestines, causing abdominal distension and pain, poor defecation and gas discharge, and even constipation.

Abdominal distension is a common symptom of pancreatic cancer patients. If the patient has abdominal distension and no appetite, in addition to choosing easily digestible ingredients and changing cooking methods, anti-cancer treatment is also needed, because the tumor is the root cause of abdominal distension. Only when the tumor is under control can the symptoms be relieved. You can take some Chinese medicine that inhibits tumor growth and shrinks the tumor. Although the effect of shrinking the tumor in the short term is not as obvious as Western medicine, it will still be effective within a period of time. Moreover, anti-cancer Chinese medicine not only has no side effects, but is also very helpful in alleviating the patient's pain, giving the patient the confidence to persist.