What are the symptoms of liver cancer metastasis to the lungs? These three symptoms appear

After liver cancer metastasizes to the lungs, symptoms such as severe coughing and chest pain will appear. It may also metastasize to the laryngeal nerve, causing symptoms such as hoarseness.

The onset of liver cancer will also have symptoms of metastasis. Once metastasis occurs, it will invisibly increase the difficulty of treatment and require treatment with traditional Chinese medicine. So what are the symptoms of liver cancer lung metastasis?
1. Severe cough <br/>If the cancer metastasizes to the lungs, the first thing that will occur is a cough, which will also be accompanied by an obvious fever. If the metastasis is not serious, it may be impossible to judge the condition in the early stage. In the later stage of the metastasis, an irritating cough will appear, and there will also be chest pain and limb fatigue. If the situation is more serious, the body temperature will also increase. These are all serious lung manifestations of liver cancer metastasis.
2. Chest pain <br/>If the tumor gradually metastasizes to the lungs, it will also cause obvious chest pain due to invasion of the pleura, and may even cause symptoms such as chest tightness and urgency to urinate. If the tumor is compressed, it will cause severe bronchial obstruction of the lungs, leading to damage to lung function, and it will be more likely to experience shortness of breath or severe chest tightness.
3. Hoarseness <br/>After liver cancer metastasizes to the lungs, the first thing that will appear is obvious hoarseness and other phenomena. This is also caused by metastasis to the laryngeal nerve, so there will be obvious abnormal phenomena. This also shows that the condition has entered a more serious state. If it is not effectively treated, it is likely to cause serious harm. This is also one of the more common manifestations at present. It is recommended not to ignore it. You need to go to the hospital as soon as possible to receive regular treatment to reduce the harm.