What are the symptoms of gastric cancer in the middle and late stages? There are three symptoms

In the middle and late stages of gastric cancer, symptoms such as weight loss, anemia, fatigue, and stomach pain often occur. When the pain continues to worsen, symptoms will radiate to the waist and back. This indicates that the pancreas and pelvic nerve plexus may be invaded. Once gastric cancer perforates, abdominal pain and gastric perforation will occur, as well as nausea, vomiting, anemia, etc.

When patients reach the middle and late stages of gastric cancer, they will experience many typical symptoms, including severe stomach pain and anemia, as well as weight loss. These are the middle and late stages of gastric cancer, so we must pay attention to this type of disease. Let’s take a look at what are the symptoms of middle and late stage gastric cancer?
1. Anemia and other conditions may occur <br/>In the middle and late stages of gastric cancer, serious symptoms will occur. The most common symptoms of gastric cancer are a significant loss of body weight, anemia, fatigue, and stomach pain. When the pain worsens, it radiates to the waist and back, which indicates that the pancreas and pelvic nerve plexus may be invaded. When gastric cancer perforates, severe abdominal pain will occur. This is the symptom of gastric perforation.
2. Nausea and other symptoms may also occur <br/>Nausea and vomiting are caused by tumor-induced obstruction, and gastric dysfunction is a manifestation of aggravated gastric cancer. Difficulty in swallowing and food reflux may also occur. Gastric cancer in the antrum may also cause pyloric obstruction, vomiting, muscle bleeding, and black stools. When the tumor invades the blood vessels, gastrointestinal bleeding occurs, and a small amount of bleeding is a positive symptom of fecal occult blood. When the amount of bleeding is large, vomiting blood and black stools may occur. Other symptoms include diarrhea, anemia, edema, and jaundice, which eventually lead to cachexia.
3. Abdominal pain and other symptoms may occur . In the early stage, the symptom is dull abdominal pain, which can be significantly relieved by taking omeprazole; as the disease progresses, painkillers, acid suppressants and other drugs are ineffective, so we should be alert to the possibility of gastric cancer; there is also gastrointestinal bleeding, and bleeding will occur after the cancer ulcerates. The biggest manifestation is vomiting blood and black stools, etc. There is also a mass in the abdomen. As the tumor grows, thinner patients can touch some larger masses in the abdomen.
The situation described above is a basic introduction to the typical symptoms of patients with mid-to-late stage gastric cancer. At this time, there will be severe abdominal pain and other conditions, accompanied by nausea and other conditions. When anemia occurs, the body will become obviously emaciated. When this happens, it is mid-to-late stage gastric cancer.