Tell you about the early symptoms of cardia cancer

What is cardia cancer? What are the symptoms of cardia cancer? I believe many people have such questions about cardia cancer. Next, let me tell you in detail what the early symptoms of cardia cancer are.

1. The early symptoms of cardia cancer are most prominent when swallowing the first bite of food. There is a strange feeling or severe pain when food passes through, or a slight pain in the heart. Patients with cardia cancer will feel a foreign body, as if they can never finish swallowing. Because the early symptoms of cardia cancer are mild and appear from time to time, patients with cardia cancer do not receive enough attention and are prone to neglect. With the progression of cardia cancer, symptoms such as difficulty swallowing, a heavy feeling in the abdomen, stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, and gradual weight loss will appear.

2. The early symptoms of cardia cancer are intermittent or mild pain behind the sternum after fatigue or when eating quickly. The chest and xiphoid process feel stuffy or tight, and patients with cardia cancer often have a dry throat. The patient complains of a stuffy feeling in the chest, which makes the chest feel tight, especially when swallowing food, but it does not affect normal life and work.

3. Cardiac cancer patients may experience stagnation or frustration when swallowing, that is, when swallowing food, they may feel a temporary stagnation or frustration at a certain position. This is not continuous and only becomes obvious after the disease develops. Therefore, this is also an early symptom of cardia cancer.

The above is a detailed description of the early symptoms of cardiac cancer. I hope it can help everyone understand the knowledge of cardiac cancer and cure it in time. If you have other questions about cardiac cancer, you can contact our online experts to answer your questions.

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