Symptoms of mid- to late-stage gastric cancer? Pay attention to these situations

Patients in the middle and late stages of gastric cancer will experience symptoms such as upper abdominal discomfort, nausea and vomiting, indigestion, and pain. Upper abdominal discomfort mainly includes stomach pain, bloating and heaviness. In the early stages of gastric cancer, patients occasionally experience nausea. In the middle and late stages, patients often experience digestive system symptoms such as loss of appetite, anorexia, nausea and vomiting. Pain is a common symptom of late-stage gastric cancer. Patients with gastric cancer should pay attention to their diet and eat less spicy and irritating foods.

Cancer is a common disease in real life, and gastric cancer is also a common disease in daily life. Since the early symptoms of gastric cancer are often not obvious, it is treated as a general stomach disease, which delays early diagnosis. It is not discovered until the middle and late stages. The early symptoms of gastric cancer patients are different from those of gastric cancer patients in the middle and late stages. Let's talk about the symptoms of gastric cancer in the middle and late stages.
Symptoms of mid- to late-stage gastric cancer include upper abdominal discomfort. Patients with mid- to late-stage gastric cancer will experience this symptom, which includes stomach pain and a bloated and heavy feeling. The pain is usually in the heart of the patient. The patient will have a dull pain in the heart, but sometimes the patient will only have upper abdominal discomfort or dull pain. The pain is irregular, and the patient will eat slowly.
Patients with gastric cancer in the early stages will experience nausea, which can make them feel very uncomfortable and sometimes cannot be relieved.
If the patient reaches the middle or late stage of gastric cancer, he or she will experience loss of appetite and anorexia, as well as nausea and vomiting, bloating after eating, belching and acid reflux. Patients will have difficulty eating at the beginning, which will gradually develop into difficulty swallowing and food reflux, a feeling of fullness after eating, mild nausea, bloating and belching, which will limit their daily diet, leading to weight loss, emaciation and fatigue.
The most common symptom for patients with advanced gastric cancer is pain. This pain is very unbearable. In severe cases, it will affect the patient's daily life and quality of life.
Gastric cancer is one of the malignant tumors of the digestive tract. Lung cancer-like diseases do require attention to strengthening dietary health care, including controlling spicy and irritating foods and avoiding foods with high nitrite content. In addition, you may need to pay attention to actively treat chronic diseases such as Helicobacter pylori infection in the stomach, and try to limit some low-fiber foods such as animal meat and animal fat.