🚨 "Liver cancer" warning signs not to be overlooked

Early liver cancer may be almost asymptomatic, and as the cancer clots grow or interfere with liver function, the following symptoms begin:

1.Weight loss for unknown reasons

Cancer can cause the body to have increased energy metabolism, including anorexia and eating less, resulting in accidental weight loss.

2. Tired of food. Eat less.

Disorders of the liver, and substances that the body creates through cancer processes, can affect appetite, causing it to feel full early or unappetite.

3. Fatigue. Unusually easily tired.

The liver plays an important role in the body's energy generation and management. When liver function is abnormal, coupled with inflammation and weight loss, it can cause a feeling of tiredness and lack of force.

4. Pain or tightness in the right male frame

The liver is in the upper right abdomen. If the malignant nodule is larger, it may cause the liver to expand or pressure surrounding tissues and organs, so it feels pain, tightness, or discomfort in the right frame.

5. Big stomach or abnormal swollen stomach

Hepatocellular cancer can cause ascites from increased blood pressure flowing through the liver or from the liver making less protein, causing fluid to accumulate in the abdomen.

6. Yellow body, yellow eyes

When the liver or biliary tract is disrupted by a cancerous nodule, removal and excretion of bilirubin (bilirubin) from the body may be reduced, causing bilirubin to accumulate and cause yellowing, yellow eyes.

7. Dark urine. Pale stool.

When bilirubin is excreted unusually well, some of the bilirubin may be excreted more through the urine, making the urine darker, while less bile enters the intestines, possibly causing the stool to become paler.

8. Nausea or vomiting often

It can be caused by abnormal liver function, changes in the metabolic system, or pressure from the grown liver on the abdominal organs; however, the condition is seen by a large number of other diseases as well.

9. With a lump or tight feel in the upper right abdomen.

As the lump in the liver becomes larger, or the liver grows in size, it can cause palpation or tightening in the upper right abdomen.

These are not specific symptoms of liver cancer, many can be caused by other liver diseases or other systemic diseases, so diagnosis requires additional examinations such as blood tests and liver imaging where appropriate.

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