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

If liver cancer is not effectively controlled, it may naturally cause a series of symptoms. If it metastasizes to the lungs, more obvious symptoms will appear, including severe coughing, coughing up blood, and other symptoms. It will cause bloody pleural effusion, lower limb edema, and obvious pain, which requires attention in life.

If liver cancer is not effectively controlled, it will also show obvious metastasis, first to the lungs. Once lung metastasis occurs, it will be accompanied by a series of symptoms. First of all, the primary tumor should be found so that effective treatment can be actively obtained. However, before choosing treatment, you should also understand what are the symptoms of liver cancer lung metastasis?
1. Coughing and coughing up blood <br/>If liver cancer obviously metastasizes to the lungs, the patient will have obvious symptoms such as coughing, and even coughing up blood, but in most cases it will not be particularly serious. However, once the coughing symptom appears, it must be taken seriously to avoid obvious impact.
2. Bloody pleural effusion <br/>Hemorrhagic pleural effusion can also occur when liver cancer metastasizes to the lungs. This is because the most common local metastasis is to the spleen or pancreas. Once it metastasizes to the vicinity of the lymph nodes, obvious abnormalities will naturally occur. When the pleura metastasizes to the vicinity of the lymph nodes, it will naturally cause obvious pleural effusion. However, in this case, it is very likely to be mistaken for tuberculous pleurisy, which will miss the correct treatment time and may also have certain effects.
3. Lower limb edema <br/>If the cancer gradually expands, it may cause blockage of the pulmonary artery and severe pulmonary obstruction. The patient will experience obvious chest pain or symptoms such as difficulty breathing, and even blood pressure will gradually drop, accompanied by obvious severe edema of the lower limbs.
4. Obvious pain <br/>Liver cancer will also cause local pain symptoms when it gradually metastasizes, and the characteristics of the pain will gradually change from intermittent to continuous, and the symptoms of pain will become more severe. In the later stages, pathological fractures will also occur. At this time, it is necessary to pay attention to life and actively undergo examinations, otherwise it will cause severe pain and may even cause obvious paralysis and other symptoms.