What are the symptoms of liver cancer metastasis to the lungs? There are four symptoms

If liver cancer is not effectively controlled, it will naturally cause obvious sequelae, and it may also metastasize to the lungs. After metastasizing to the lungs, there will be obvious coughing, difficulty breathing, and even facial edema. These abnormal symptoms must be improved as soon as possible, otherwise it will cause serious risks.

If liver cancer is not controlled immediately after it occurs, it will naturally show obvious symptoms of metastasis. During metastasis, most situations are not exactly the same. If acute pulmonary infarction occurs, it will cause severe breathing difficulties. If it enters the inferior vena cava, it will also cause normal venous blood flow obstruction. Therefore, the symptoms of each metastasis are not the same. So what are the symptoms of liver cancer lung metastasis?
1. Cough <br/>When liver cancer enters the late stage, it is very likely to cause bilateral lung metastasis. Once bilateral lung metastasis occurs, a series of symptoms will naturally appear, such as obvious cough, chest tightness, or shortness of breath.
2. Difficulty breathing <br/>After lung metastasis occurs, some patients will develop obvious pleural effusion. At this time, they will not only feel chest tightness, but also severe difficulty breathing. In fact, only respiratory agents can be used to effectively improve oxygen intake.
3. Facial edema <br/>If the cancer tumor enters the lungs, obvious facial edema and other phenomena may occur, and may even cause hoarseness, pupil constriction, and sunken eyeballs. These symptoms are also caused by obvious blockage in the lungs. Sometimes once it invades the nerves, it will cause obvious paralysis.
4. Dysphagia <br/>When liver cancer gradually spreads to the lungs, you will find that it may also cause symptoms such as dysphagia. This is because after entering the lungs, the volume of the cancer will gradually spread, and when spreading, it will also cause a series of symptoms. The most serious symptom is dysphagia, but this is obviously different from esophageal cancer. To effectively determine it, you can use esophageal endoscopy to diagnose it. This symptom of dysphagia is not particularly serious in most cases. You only need to choose the right method to achieve significant relief and not easily have obvious sequelae.