Vomiting brown liquid in advanced esophageal cancer

Vomiting brown liquid in advanced esophageal cancer

Esophageal cancer generally refers to esophageal cancer. Brown liquid in the late stage of esophageal cancer can be caused by esophageal bleeding, tumor damage, and mixed secretions, which can be improved through drug treatment, surgical treatment and other methods.

1. Esophageal bleeding: Advanced esophageal cancer causes digestive tract bleeding due to cancer cells invading local normal cells and tissues. Blood enters gastric acid, causing bilirubin oxidation, and brown liquid appears during vomiting. Omeprazole enteric-coated capsules, mosapride dispersible tablets, and other drugs can be used for treatment according to the doctor's advice.

2. Tumor rupture: Advanced esophageal cancer tumors are large and prone to rupture during tumor growth. Once the tumor ruptures, it will cause local bleeding, and the patient may experience symptoms of vomiting brown liquid. In this case, radiotherapy and chemotherapy should slow down the growth of the tumor to relieve the disease.

3. Mixed secretions: The surface of the tumor in the late stage of esophageal cancer is prone to damage and bleeding. If the relevant substances are combined with esophageal secretions, the symptom of vomiting brown liquid will appear at this time. In this case, surgery is required, and the secretions can be discharged from the body through surgery to improve.

Most advanced esophageal cancers cannot be effectively treated, but patients should also actively control the disease, reduce the pain caused by the disease, and prolong survival as much as possible.