What are the symptoms of advanced gallbladder cancer

Symptoms of late-stage gallbladder cancer include abdominal discomfort, decreased appetite, jaundice, weight loss, ascites, bleeding, etc.

Symptoms of advanced gallbladder cancer:

1. Abdominal discomfort: Patients with advanced gallbladder cancer may experience upper abdominal pain and bloating, and some patients may also experience vomiting, nausea, and other symptoms.

2. Decreased appetite: Cholecystitis can cause a decrease in the digestive function of the gallbladder, thereby affecting the digestion and absorption of food, causing the patient to have a decreased appetite.

3. Jaundice: When the gallbladder lesions grow larger and block the bile duct, it will cause jaundice, which is generally manifested as yellowing of the skin and sclera, and may be accompanied by symptoms such as skin itching.

4. Weight loss: When the patient's appetite decreases and food intake decreases, he may also lose weight and become emaciation.

5. Ascites: The patient may develop hypoproteinemia due to high consumption of the tumor, resulting in ascites, accompanied by cachexia symptoms such as weight loss.

6. Bleeding: Due to liver failure, certain coagulation factors synthesized in the liver are reduced, and the patient may experience symptoms of continuous bleeding.

Things to note for advanced gallbladder cancer:

Do not eat spicy, greasy and other irritating foods. Eat more foods that are easily digested and absorbed, drink more water, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. This can not only regulate the body's immunity, but also promote the excretion of toxins.