Flu symptoms warn liver cancer patients to pay attention to lung metastasis

Liver cancer is a tumor disease that seriously endangers the life and health of patients. It is not only difficult to cure, but also the complications during the course of liver cancer can easily cause liver cancer metastasis . The lungs are the primary site of liver cancer metastasis, and respiratory symptoms such as influenza are the initial symptoms of liver cancer metastasis to the lungs.

Liver cancer cells grow very actively and are highly invasive. They easily invade the capsule and blood vessels, causing local spread and blood-borne metastasis, which affects prognosis. The early metastasis of liver cancer and metastasis problems have a direct impact on prognosis. The metastasis of liver cancer to extrahepatic organs through the blood can occur in the early stages of liver cancer.

The metastasis of liver cancer to the lungs often presents with cough and blood in the sputum. The symptoms of influenza A are similar to those of a cold, and patients will experience fever, cough, fatigue, loss of appetite, etc. It is reported that the main manifestations of cases found in the 2009 epidemic in the United States were sudden fever, cough, muscle pain and fatigue, and some patients also had diarrhea and vomiting symptoms; cases found in Mexico also had symptoms such as red eyes, headache and runny nose. The symptoms of liver cancer metastasis to the lungs are similar to those of influenza A, and are easy to misdiagnose. Therefore, when liver cancer patients have symptoms of influenza A, they should be differentiated from lung metastasis to avoid misdiagnosis and mistreatment. Low-dose spiral CT examinations can be used to observe lung symptoms, take the correct treatment plan in time, and prolong survival.

We hope that by understanding the symptoms of liver cancer metastasis, we can help liver cancer patients pay more attention to the spread of liver cancer to the lungs, keep a close eye on their own physical condition, and actively fight cancer.

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