Will stomach cancer cause chest discomfort?

Gastric cancer is a malignant tumor, just like other malignant tumors. If it can be detected and treated in time at an early stage, it can have a good therapeutic effect, or even be completely cured. However, the fact is the opposite. Most gastric cancer patients find that their gastric cancer is in the middle or late stage of the disease, and have already missed the best time for treatment. So, can gastric cancer cause chest discomfort?

1. In the early stages of the disease, patients will have some smaller lumps in their stomach, which will progressively increase in size.
2. In daily life, you often feel choking, pain, discomfort behind the sternum, or a foreign body sensation in the chest when swallowing food.
3. Frequent indigestion, upper abdominal distension or discomfort, or loss of appetite.
4. Unexplained fever, jaundice, anemia, or weight loss.
5. Non-traumatic ulcers or ulcers on scars occur in some parts of the body for unknown reasons and do not heal for a long time.
Usually, gastric cancer does not have no symptoms in the early stage. It also sends some early warning signals to patients, which requires us to actively observe and discover. When these signals are found, we must actively go to the hospital for examination and be alert to the possibility of gastric cancer.