Is jaundice in advanced pancreatic cancer with liver metastasis contagious?

The clinical manifestations of pancreatic cancer depend on the location of the cancer, the early or late course of the disease, the presence or absence of metastasis, and the involvement of adjacent organs. Its clinical characteristics are a short course of disease, rapid progression, and rapid deterioration. The most common symptoms are upper abdominal distension and pain. Although there is conscious pain, not all patients have tenderness. If there is tenderness, it is consistent with the location of conscious pain. So is jaundice in the late stage of pancreatic cancer with liver metastasis contagious?

Jaundiced pancreatic cancer refers to the canceration of the pancreas, which causes the pancreas to swell. The swollen pancreas compresses the opening of the lower end of the common bile duct in the duodenum, resulting in obstruction of bile outflow and bile stasis. The bilirubin in the blood increases, and the sclera (commonly known as the white of the eye) and skin turn yellow, which is called jaundice. Because jaundice is caused by pancreatic cancer, it is called jaundiced pancreatic cancer.
If there is no concurrent viral hepatitis, jaundice in advanced pancreatic cancer with liver metastasis is not contagious because jaundice is caused by mechanical obstruction. The body fluids of cancer patients are also not contagious.
Chinese herbal medicine can be used to eliminate tumors and lesions, relieve symptoms and pain, improve immunity, kill cancer cells, etc. Comprehensive treatment and overall conditioning can effectively control the progression of the disease and enable the patient to improve his condition in the shortest time possible. Specifically, the prescription or dosage is continuously adjusted according to the patient's physical condition and the progression of the disease to achieve the most ideal effect.