How long does right shoulder pain last? What are the symptoms of liver cancer?

Clinically, right shoulder blade pain may be caused by gallbladder disease due to gallstones, or it may be a symptom of severe liver abscess. Liver abscess is caused by bacteria attached to the liver. The liver is generally located lower than the ribs, so liver pain can be reflected in the right shoulder blade, that is, right shoulder pain.

In real life, right shoulder pain may be just a minor problem for many people. Generally, they may think that they are tired from doing heavy work, or even think that it is frozen shoulder, which delays the best time for treatment. Once liver cancer is found in the examination, the best time for treatment has often been missed. Why is shoulder pain caused by liver cancer?

Clinically, the onset of liver cancer often causes pain in the liver area. In fact, due to the metabolic function of the liver, the symptoms of liver cancer are also varied, so it is easy to be ignored. If you have repeated symptoms of right shoulder pain and discomfort, it is recommended that you should check the liver for lesions in time to rule out the possibility of hidden liver cancer.

The pain of the skin usually occurs at the site of skin injury. However, some lesions of internal organs may also cause pain, but it is not as accurate as the skin on the surface of the body. It often manifests as reflex pain or referred pain symptoms. The pain site is usually not the site of the lesion. The pain in the right shoulder caused by liver cancer is referred pain, which is often caused by liver cancer compressing the diaphragm of the appendages.

The liver is located in the upper abdomen of the human body. In the early stages of liver cancer, there are usually no obvious signs, and it is difficult for ordinary people to detect. When the liver tumor grows larger, it may compress the diaphragm attached to it. These compressed nerves are used to connect to the nerves of the right shoulder, which will cause pain in the right shoulder. Therefore, when patients experience recurring right shoulder pain, they should check the liver in time to rule out the possibility of liver cancer.

In order to prevent and reduce the occurrence of liver cancer, it is necessary for us to understand some relevant symptoms of liver cancer. Patients with liver cancer generally experience sweating and fever. Most fevers are of moderate or low degree, and a few patients may have symptoms of high fever. Some liver cancer patients may also experience fatigue, loss of appetite and other symptoms. This may be due to digestive dysfunction, or damage to liver cells leading to decreased liver function, resulting in metabolic dysfunction.