Experts explain the harmful manifestations of severe esophageal cancer

The esophagus is the only way for food to enter the stomach from the mouth. If cancer occurs, it will seriously affect people's eating. Esophageal cancer is a serious esophageal cancer that is very harmful to patients. What are the common hazards of esophageal cancer ? The following is a brief introduction to the common hazards of esophageal cancer.

In general, the common hazards of esophageal cancer are:

1. When patients with esophageal cancer feel choked when eating, they should not force swallowing, otherwise it will stimulate local cancer tissue bleeding, spread, metastasis and pain. This is one of the common hazards of esophageal cancer. Severe esophageal cancer patients will feel chest and back pain or accompanied by fever, rapid heart rate and increased blood sugar. Patients with these symptoms of esophageal cancer may have perforation, gradually develop to the point where they cannot eat, their physique gradually becomes thin, and patients experience fatigue, difficulty in movement, anemia, and gradually become unable to take care of themselves. These are all due to the hazards of esophageal cancer.

2. Esophageal cancer is a malignant tumor that tends to occur in the cervical, thoracic, and abdominal segments of the esophagus. The symptoms of esophageal cancer are directly related to the duration of the disease. Patients may feel uncomfortable when swallowing food, and may experience choking and dysphagia, which are also common manifestations of the harm of esophageal cancer. Experts point out that for clinically diagnosed early and mid-stage esophageal cancer patients, they should eat more soft or semi-liquid foods that are high in protein and vitamins, and use the gastrointestinal absorption function to supplement nutrition as much as possible, so as to facilitate future surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy.

3. The harm of esophageal cancer is that it can easily cause esophageal spasm, which can lead to nausea, vomiting, pain, and numbness. If the patient is completely unable to eat, intravenous nutrition should be used to feed the gastroenterostomy tube to maintain the body's needs. Nursing staff should pay special attention to this and be more careful and considerate of the patient's diet.

The above is an interpretation of the common hazards of esophageal cancer. I hope it will help everyone understand esophageal cancer. If you suffer from esophageal cancer, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid seriously delaying the disease and causing irreparable harm to esophageal cancer patients.