Briefly describe the common symptoms of early liver cancer

Liver cancer is a common tumor disease that seriously affects the patient's life and brings great pain. However, patients generally do not pay much attention to the early symptoms of liver cancer, which leads to the aggravation of the condition and becomes very dangerous. Therefore, we should learn about the early symptoms of liver cancer in time to detect the disease as early as possible. Let's take a look at the early symptoms of liver cancer.

Early symptoms of liver cancer include:

1. Digestive tract symptoms often manifest as decreased appetite, upper abdominal fullness after meals, or even nausea, vomiting or diarrhea. Digestive tract symptoms are often caused by pathological changes in the liver, resulting in increased portal vein system pressure and digestive tract dysfunction; or enlarged tumors compressing or involving the stomach. These are all early symptoms of liver cancer.

2. Early symptoms of liver cancer include weight loss and fatigue. This may be caused by tumor metabolites causing changes in the body's biochemical metabolism, coupled with reduced food intake.

3. Pain in the liver area is often caused by the rapid growth of liver tumors, which increases the tension of the liver capsule, or the tumors involving the liver capsule. It is often the first symptom of mid-to-late stage liver cancer. The pain is mostly located in the right ribs or under the xiphoid process. At the beginning, it is often intermittent or continuous dull pain or stabbing pain. The pain may be mild or severe or relieve itself within a period of time, or even disappear. This is also an early symptom of liver cancer.

The above content is the early symptoms of liver cancer. I hope you can read it carefully. After knowing the early symptoms of liver cancer, patients can find out the disease in time and receive effective treatment. So if you want patients to receive treatment as soon as possible, please keep in mind the early symptoms of liver cancer mentioned above. I wish all patients can fight the disease to the end.