What are the symptoms of primary liver cancer? The most common symptoms of primary liver cancer

Primary liver cancer is a common digestive system malignancy in clinical medicine. Primary liver cancer does not have special clinical symptoms and symptoms in the early stage, and is often easily overlooked and misdiagnosed in clinical medicine. Because the most common special clinical symptoms of primary liver cancer generally include typical symptoms, fatigue, weight loss, and even slight pain in the liver may occur. As the disease progresses, enlarged liver may cause abdominal distension, flatulence and other symptoms and clinical symptoms. Therefore, once such symptoms and clinical symptoms appear, active examinations must be taken, including follow-up liver CT.

If the diagnosis is difficult, an enhanced liver CT or pathological puncture examination can be performed, which is more helpful in detecting primary liver cancer. After detection, active treatment measures should be taken to improve the patient's cure rate.

Primary liver cancer is one of the most common malignant tumors in my country, and is often caused by hepatitis B virus hepatitis and liver cirrhosis. The most common clinical symptoms of primary liver cancer include: liver enlargement, abdominal lumps, yellowing of skin and mucous membranes, ascites, spleen enlargement, edema of both lower limbs, etc. In addition, patients are often accompanied by clinical symptoms of cirrhosis such as liver palms, spider nevi, liver tremors, abdominal varicose veins, etc. The above clinical symptoms, except for hepatosplenomegaly, are mostly common clinical symptoms of advanced primary liver cancer.

Primary liver cancer progresses with the progression of the disease. Liver cancer often spreads first into the liver and then migrates outside the liver. Liver cancer can migrate to distant organs through the bloodstream, forming metastatic foci. The most common metastatic organ is the lung. Because the lung is an organ with a very abundant blood circulation system, the blood of the whole body needs to be exchanged through the lungs. The lungs are full of vascular networks, so tumor cells are easy to migrate in the lungs and finally form metastatic foci. The main manifestation of liver cancer lung metastasis is a circular mass around the lungs, most of which are multiple. Primary liver cancer can also migrate to bones, brain, adrenal glands, kidneys, etc.