Is abnormal itching really related to cancer? Why?

Some people have abnormal itching on the body, which may be the cause of allergies and has nothing to do with cancer. However, if you have cancer, you may experience abnormal itching, so you should go to the hospital for a diagnosis.

I don't think the abnormal itching of the body has much to do with cancer, because many times we will get all kinds of ** diseases, because of these ** diseases, it is normal for the body to have itching.

It's possible. Because the human body is very complex, you still need to see a doctor quickly if you have unknown itching, so you don't have to scare yourself.

Abnormal itching on the body is not necessarily related to cancer.

Because of itching in the body, there are many possibilities. If you don't usually have itching but suddenly have intractable itching all over the body, which is unbearable and has no effect on anti-itch drugs, you should be alert to whether it is cancer.

These areas are, itching in the abdomen, itching in the back, itching under the armpits, itching in the neck, itching in the legs, and once there is itching in these areas, then it may be a sign of cancer.

In life, you will feel itchy or feel itchy in your nostrils, and secondly, there may be some pain. **There will also be blackening and redness, and sometimes thickening. Description: It may be cancer.

Generally speaking, if the physical condition is very poor, there will be such a situation, of course, if the whole body is itchy, it may also be a ** disease.

Because if the cancer spreads, it will affect the body**, so it will cause an allergic reaction. It can also cause itching all over the body of cancer patients.

There are many types of cancer, and the symptoms are varied. In some types of cancer, such as cancer, local ulcers can cause itching all over the body. There are also conditions such as the bile duct system, or liver tumors.

If there is bile duct obstruction, it will cause obstructive jaundice, increase bilirubin, cause systemic ** yellow staining, and also cause general itching. Itching like this, with general medications**, such as anti-allergic**, has no significant improvement. Consideration should be given to relieving biliary obstruction to relieve pruritus.

A stent can be placed under the intervention** to allow bile drainage to flow smoothly, thereby improving symptoms.

Many cancer patients** will develop itching, such as rectal malignancy, adenocarcinoma, etc.