What are the symptoms of advanced liver cancer? These four changes will occur

In modern society, the incidence of cancer is getting higher and higher. Liver cancer is one of them. After patients are diagnosed with liver cancer, as the cancer condition worsens, they will experience some symptoms in the late stage of liver cancer. So what are the symptoms of late stage liver cancer? Let's take a look at them.

1. Weight loss <br/>Patients with advanced liver cancer will lose weight rapidly. Weight loss is a common symptom of liver cancer patients. As the disease worsens, in the advanced stage of liver cancer, the patient's body will become thin rapidly. This is due to decreased liver function and impaired nutrient metabolism. In addition to weight loss, patients with advanced liver cancer will also feel tired.
2. Continuous abdominal pain <br/>Patients with advanced liver cancer will have continuous abdominal pain in the liver area of ​​the abdomen, that is, near the right ribs. The pain will be mainly continuous pain, but there may also be strong stabbing pain. The characteristics of the pain are different depending on the location of the tumor in the liver. However, these abdominal pains are all caused by the enlargement of the liver tumor, which stimulates the liver capsule.

3. Digestive system abnormalities <br/>Patients with advanced liver cancer will have some digestive system abnormalities. The digestive system in the late stage of liver cancer will have abnormalities. These abnormalities include loss of appetite, abdominal distension, indigestion, acid reflux, belching, and diarrhea.
The liver function of patients with advanced liver cancer is declining, which will lead to abnormal metabolism of toxins in the body, and then cause the patient's digestive function to become disordered. Among these symptoms of abnormal digestion, diarrhea is more common in liver cancer, and upper gastrointestinal bleeding can also cause patients to have black stools.

4. Tumor metastasis <br/>Late-stage liver cancer will show symptoms of tumor metastasis. Many patients with late-stage liver cancer are often diagnosed with liver cancer only after the tumor has metastasized. Liver cancer may metastasize to the lungs, resulting in symptoms of coughing and coughing up blood. If liver cancer metastasizes to the pleura, sudden dyspnea and chest pain will occur, and bloody pleural effusion may be found during examination.