Is stomach obstruction and hiccups stomach cancer? Not necessarily, further examination is needed

Hiccups due to stomach blockage are not necessarily cancer. If these symptoms occur with hiccups due to stomach blockage: upper abdominal pain, loss of appetite, weight loss and fatigue without weight loss, obvious mass in the abdomen, severe nausea and vomiting, vomiting blood and black stools, etc., then it may be stomach cancer. If these symptoms occur, they should be checked in time.

Gastric cancer is a disease that makes people terrified. When many people have stomach discomfort, they are afraid that they have gastric cancer. Gastric cancer basically has no symptoms in the early stages, and the few that have symptoms are just abdominal pain. The earlier gastric cancer is discovered, the better the treatment effect. Many people miss the opportunity for treatment because they do not receive timely treatment. So is stomach blockage and hiccups caused by gastric cancer?
It is not possible to determine whether it is stomach cancer just by looking at the stomach blockage and hiccups. If the stomach blockage and hiccups are accompanied by the following symptoms, you should go to the hospital for examination in time.
1. Stomach obstruction, hiccups and abdominal pain <br/>The early symptoms of gastric cancer are very similar to those of indigestion, such as mild abdominal pain, no regularity at all, and no relief after eating. But as the disease worsens, the abdominal pain begins to occur frequently and worsens. In addition, when suffering from a tumor on the gastric antrum, the abdominal pain is very regular, and the pain can be significantly relieved after eating or taking medicine.
2. Stomach obstruction and hiccups are also accompanied by loss of appetite or poor appetite . Many gastric cancer patients said that before they were diagnosed with gastric cancer, they had obvious symptoms such as loss of appetite. They felt full after eating a small amount of food, and gradually lost interest in any food they liked before, and finally did not want to eat anything.
3. Weight loss and fatigue <br/>If you have a normal diet and have not lost weight, but your body is gradually losing weight and you feel weak all over, this may be because cancer cells absorb a large amount of protein and energy in the body during their growth, resulting in insufficient nutrition in all parts of the body, causing weight loss and fatigue.
4. An obvious lump can be felt in the abdomen .<br/>In the early stages of gastric cancer, a small number of patients can feel a lump on the right side of the abdomen. This lump is usually hard and causes noticeable pain when pressed.
5. Nausea and vomiting <br/>Although some digestive tract diseases also have this symptom, the symptoms of gastric cancer patients will be more severe and obvious, and some patients will vomit very frequently. At this time, it is necessary to check in time. As the tumor grows slowly, it will damage the blood vessels in the stomach, causing vomiting blood and black stools.