What are the symptoms of mid-to-late stage liver cancer? Four symptoms of mid-to-late stage liver cancer are introduced

1. Jaundice: About one-third of patients will experience jaundice in the late stages of the disease.

The reasons are as follows: damage to liver cells causes jaundice; liver cancer tumors compress the bile duct, causing jaundice.

2. Fever: Some liver cancer patients will have symptoms of low fever, and a small number will occasionally reach temperatures above 39°C. These two situations can be continuous low fever or irregular intermittent high fever.

3. Digestive and systemic symptoms: If you have liver cancer patients around you, you will find that the patients have a poor appetite and their digestive function gradually declines, accompanied by symptoms of nausea, diarrhea, fatigue, and vomiting. Some patients will gradually become thinner.

4. The appearance of a large liver tumor: The appearance of a large liver tumor is a sign of primary liver cancer.

The patient's liver often presents the following condition: enlarged, uneven surface, accompanied by nodules of varying sizes, and the patient often feels tenderness.