Is it okay to have swollen feet in the late stage of esophageal cancer

Is it true that my feet are swollen in the late stage of esophageal cancer?

1. Esophageal cancer is a malignant tumor and a common disease. Since the esophagus is a place we must pass through every day, it is easy to find lesions. As one of our important organs, we should pay attention to developing good living habits when eating. The food entering the esophagus must be relatively soft to avoid causing inflammation or other lesions, which can lead to the occurrence of physical diseases.

2. If you have advanced esophageal cancer and your feet are swollen, it does not necessarily mean that your body is not functioning properly. This symptom may also be a manifestation of hypoproteinemia caused by esophageal cancer, which leads to swollen feet. If this symptom occurs, you must actively and promptly seek treatment.

3. The main treatment method for mid-stage esophageal cancer is radiotherapy and chemotherapy combined with tumor biological therapy. This method is applicable to esophageal cancer of different pathological stages and can achieve good therapeutic effects. Even for patients with advanced esophageal cancer, this comprehensive treatment method can be directly adopted to relieve the patient's pain and achieve long-term survival with the tumor.

4. Surgery combined with radiotherapy and chemotherapy and negative oxygen ion therapy. The combination of these two treatment methods can make up for the shortcomings of chemotherapy and significantly enhance the patient's tolerance to high-dose chemotherapy, while reducing the toxic side effects of chemotherapy and effectively improving the patient's own immune ability. This comprehensive treatment method has become the main method to improve the treatment effect of patients with advanced esophageal cancer with extensive metastasis.