Symptoms of recurrence of bile duct cancer after surgery? There are 4 symptoms

Cholangiocarcinoma is a highly malignant tumor, and the chance of recurrence after surgery is very high. After recurrence of cholangiocarcinoma after surgery, the patient will experience jaundice, fever, chills, abnormal urination and defecation, etc. In daily life, you should avoid drinking alcohol and eating spicy, irritating, high-fat, and greasy foods. It is very important to have regular checkups.

Anyone with common knowledge about cancer knows that cancer is actually very scary, especially after surgery, the chance of recurrence is very high. If a patient relapses after surgery, it is easy to bring great pain to the patient's body and mind, increase the difficulty of treatment, and endanger the patient's life. For the common clinical bile duct cancer, postoperative prevention is a prerequisite for improving the patient's survival rate. So, what are the symptoms of postoperative recurrence of bile duct cancer?
Common symptoms of recurrence of cholangiocarcinoma after surgery
1. Jaundice<br/>When jaundice occurs , the sclera, palms, oral mucosa and skin will turn yellow. This is because the cancer blocks the bile duct, and the bile discharged from the liver is retained in the liver and then refluxes into the blood.
2. Obstructive jaundice is often accompanied by fever and chills . Fever is caused by bacterial infection in the stagnant bile, and it is difficult for the fever to subside before the jaundice subsides. As obstructive jaundice persists, bacteria may enter the blood and cause sepsis, and sometimes even shock.
3. Urine becomes dark brown and stool becomes grayish white . Normally, stool is yellowish brown due to the effect of pigments in bile. When bile duct cancer occurs, bile cannot flow into the duodenum, so the stool becomes grayish white.
4. Dull pain in the pit of the stomach and right upper abdomen <br/>Except for jaundice, the accompanying symptoms of nipple cancer may develop slowly and disappear temporarily.
Regarding the question of whether bile duct cancer will recur after surgery, as long as it is a malignant tumor, recurrence and metastasis are its inevitable characteristics. After the bile duct cancer is removed, some preventive measures will be taken to delay its recurrence, and even after the recurrence, how to deal with it, so that the patient can have a longer survival period and a better quality of life. This is what the doctor should do. If bile duct cancer recurs, it is recommended that bile duct patients go to a relevant professional hospital as soon as possible for the next step of treatment, which will help improve survival and quality of life.
Patients with recurrence of bile duct cancer after surgery need to understand that if recurrence unfortunately occurs, it does not mean death. Patients should not give up treatment and give up their lives. Patients should establish a positive and optimistic attitude, choose scientific and reasonable treatment methods, and receive comprehensive and thoughtful care. These are all effective ways to reduce patients' pain and prolong their lives.