What are the mid-term symptoms of esophageal cancer? Do you know these three symptoms?

The typical symptom of mid-stage esophageal cancer is dysphagia, which is mainly related to the narrowing of the lumen due to the enlargement of cancerous tissue, and may be accompanied by obvious choking. At the same time, it will cause pain in the chest, back and upper abdomen, and persistent vomiting and vomiting of blood.

Clinically, many esophageal cancer patients are diagnosed only in the middle stage of the disease, which is mainly due to the lack of understanding of the clinical symptoms of the disease. In order to diagnose and treat as soon as possible, it is necessary to understand it. So what are the symptoms of esophageal cancer in the middle stage?
1. Dysphagia <br/>Dysphagia is one of the typical symptoms of esophageal cancer in the middle stage. It is mainly caused by the enlargement of cancerous tissue leading to the narrowing of the lumen, which can cause progressive dysphagia. When eating, you can clearly feel a choking feeling in the throat. In severe cases, you may even be unable to eat or drink.
2. Local pain <br/>Esophageal cancer in the middle stage may cause pain in the lesion, showing the characteristics of severe attacks. Specifically, it may cause esophageal pain, which may gradually spread to multiple parts such as the xiphoid process, chest and back, neck and upper abdomen, and may have a burning pain.
3. Vomiting and vomiting blood <br/>Due to the invasion of esophageal cancer tissue, it may exert great pressure on the spinal nerves or pleura, thus causing vomiting. Especially when eating, vomiting will not stop, and some patients may have vomiting blood reaction, which will lead to weight loss over time.