What are the symptoms of advanced liver cancer from lung cancer? Two common symptoms of advanced liver cancer from lung cancer

In the late stage of lung cancer, liver metastasis often has no symptoms. This is because most patients find abnormal density foci in the liver during regular follow-up after treatment. At this time, most of the total metastatic foci are not very large and will not cause related symptoms.

Another situation is that after the treatment of lung cancer, the patient did not follow the doctor's advice for regular follow-up examinations. This type of patient only remembered to check when the corresponding symptoms appeared. At this time, the main reasons for liver metastasis patients to come to the doctor are two symptoms:

The first is pain in the liver area, which is caused by a large tumor that irritates the liver capsule.

The second situation is the disorder of digestion and absorption function, decreased appetite and jaundice. Because the tumor is relatively large, it compresses the bile duct, resulting in obstruction of bile drainage, which manifests as abdominal jaundice and nutrient digestion and absorption disorder.