What are the symptoms of advanced liver cancer? Pay attention to these 4 symptoms of advanced liver cancer

Liver cancer is one of the serious malignant tumors. Early treatment should be paid attention to. Early treatment is conducive to the recovery of the disease and the alleviation of symptoms. So what are the symptoms of late liver cancer? Let's take a look at the detailed introduction of liver cancer. 1. Symptoms of late liver cancer 1. Pain in the liver area The nature of the pain is specifically divided into the following: (1) It is intermittent or persistent dull pain, which is sometimes light and sometimes heavy, and can be relieved by itself in the short term; (2) The pain is aggravated at night and by fatigue, and it is difficult to control with rest or medication; (3) The pain is related to body position, and the pain is obvious when lying on the left side. 2. Patients with a lot of fever will have symptoms of fever and low fever. This is a problem with the liver and should be treated. A few patients with a temperature above 39°C, with continuous fever or low fever in the afternoon or high fever of the type of relaxation, are related to the absorption of necrotic products of the tumor. Tumor compression or invasion of the bile duct may be complicated by bile duct infection. 3. Digestive tract symptoms Digestive tract symptoms will cause the patient to have a significant decrease in appetite and obvious symptoms of physical discomfort. Such as decreased appetite and upper abdominal fullness after meals. Warming up, indigestion, nausea, etc. are common digestive tract symptoms of liver cancer, among which loss of appetite and abdominal distension are the most common. 4. Jaundice Generally, when jaundice appears, it is already in the late stage of liver cancer. It is caused by liver cell damage, or it can be caused by cancer mass compressing or invading the bile duct near the liver portal, or by the detachment of cancer tissue and blood clots causing bile duct obstruction. 2. Measures to prevent and treat liver cancer 1. Ensure eight hours of sleep. Generally speaking, you must sleep from 23:00 at night to 3:00 in the morning of the next day, because this period is the best time to nourish the liver blood. In a sense, it can be understood as not staying up late. Staying up late will lead to a relative lack of blood flow to the liver, affecting the nutrition and nourishment of stem cells, resulting in a decrease in resistance, which gives the disease an opportunity to take advantage. 2. Balanced diet Reasonable diet and balanced nutrition are eight words that everyone needs to remember firmly, because a balanced diet will not only not increase the burden on the liver, but also provide the body with the nutrients it needs every day. Generally speaking, a balanced diet should have 55-65% of its energy coming from carbohydrates (rice, pasta, etc.), 20-30% from fat energy (vegetable oil, etc.), and 11-15% from protein energy (beans, meat). 3. Quit smoking and drinking Quit smoking and drinking. Alcohol will increase the burden on the liver after entering the human body, affect the normal function of the liver, cause liver damage, and endanger health; smoking can aggravate liver inflammation. Studies have shown that the more cigarettes you smoke per day, the more severe the liver inflammation activity. In the long run, it will not only damage your physical and mental health, but also give liver cancer an opportunity. 4. Exercise properly Stay away from pollution, drink plenty of water, exercise properly, maintain a normal weight, and don't take medicine blindly. Good living habits and rules are beneficial to physical and mental health, and they also play a big role in disease prevention and should not be ignored.