It is very important to understand self-diagnosis of liver cancer

Liver cancer is one of the most common malignant tumors clinically. Late-stage liver cancer can lead to death, so it is very important to understand how to self-diagnose liver cancer.

If you have liver cancer, you will first feel tired. Even if you lie down and lie still, you will not be able to eliminate the fatigue. This kind of tiredness and fatigue that cannot be eliminated is a common symptom of liver disease. The heat energy generated by the food ingested by the human body will be absorbed by the intestines, and part of it will be transported to the liver, stored by the liver, and then transported to various cells throughout the body. If the liver is invaded by cancer cells, the fuel supply of the whole body will be reduced. As a result, the body will feel tired and exhausted due to insufficient heat energy. With this knowledge, we can self-diagnose liver cancer, but few people often realize that they may have liver cancer, so the disease is delayed.

If the cancerous tissue of liver cancer is a little larger, it may cause a dull feeling in the pit of the stomach or a dull pain in the upper right part of the abdomen. Even if it is not painful, there will be a sense of oppression and discomfort. Symptoms caused by stomach disorders often occur when suffering from liver cancer, including loss of appetite, nausea, fullness after eating, and stomach discomfort. If you lose weight, have unexplained fever from time to time, and develop jaundice, you must go to the hospital for liver cancer diagnosis methods such as alpha-fetoprotein, B-ultrasound, CT, and X-ray hepatic angiography.

In summary, it is important to be familiar with the symptoms of liver cancer, understand the precautions for self-diagnosis of liver cancer, and go to the hospital for a follow-up examination in time.