What are the symptoms of esophageal cancer before death?

In recent years, esophageal cancer has developed into one of the malignant tumors with a high incidence and high mortality rate, and researchers have found that the common factors that lead to esophageal cancer are: diet, smoking, alcoholism, chronic inflammation of the esophagus, genetics, etc.

Typically, the pre-death manifestations of esophageal cancer are as follows:

1. Difficulty in swallowing before death of esophageal cancer. Hypophagia is the presenting symptom in the vast majority of patients, but it is a more advanced manifestation of the disease. Because the wall of the esophagus is elastic and expandable, dysphagia occurs only when about 2 3 of the esophageal circumference is infiltrated by cancer.

2. Food reflux is also a symptom of patients with esophageal cancer before death. It often occurs when dysphagia is aggravated, the regurgitation flow is not large, it contains food and mucus, and can also contain blood and pus, which is also a pre-death symptom of advanced esophageal cancer.

3. Cachexia, dehydration, and general failure. This is due to esophageal cancer obstruction, the patient's inability to eat a drip and systemic consumption.

4. Before death, esophageal cancer patients will also manifest as cancer infiltrating the esophagus and invading the mediastinum, trachea, bronchi, lung, pericardium, and large blood vessels, causing mediastinitis, lung abscess, esophageal tracheal fistula and fatal hemorrhage.

Cancer is the killer of many patients, and the so-called very painful in the advanced stage of cancer, but they don't know what kind of signs are signs of cancer and what are the symptoms of advanced cancer patients. Then let's explain what are the symptoms of advanced esophageal cancer before death.

1.First, the symptoms of dysphagia in patients with constrictive esophageal cancer are the most obvious and typical. Most patients with ulcerative esophageal cancer do not have significant dysphagia, and even if the disease progresses from advanced to advanced, patients do not necessarily have significant dysphagia.

2.Second: Mushroom umbrella esophageal cancer does not have obvious symptoms of eating difficulties until the tumor completely blocks the esophageal lumen or blocks most of the esophageal lumen.

Most patients with medullary esophageal cancer have more serious symptoms of dyspharyngeal eating, and sometimes, due to the ischemia and necrosis of the cancer tissue, the tumor body is reduced, and the symptoms of dysphagia can be temporarily relieved, but the symptoms are ** soon after.

3.Third: pain, hoarseness, hiccups: often a manifestation of esophageal cancer itself, metastatic mediastinal lymph nodes that invade (compress) the phrenic nerve and lead to diaphragmatic paralysis and motor dysfunction.

Precautions. Many cancer patients are very painful to go, once they find that they are unwell, please go to the hospital for examination, so as not to delay the condition, and face life with a smile when they have cancer, and do not be disturbed by the disease.

Progressive dysphagia is the presenting symptom in the vast majority of patients, but it is a more advanced manifestation of the disease. Because the esophageal wall is elastic and expandable, it only occurs when about 2 3 percent of the esophageal circumference is infiltrated by cancer.

Difficulty swallowing. As a result, after the onset of the above early symptoms, the disease gradually worsens within a few months, progressing from being unable to swallow solid food to being unable to swallow liquid food. If the cancer is accompanied by inflammation of the esophageal wall, edema, spasm, etc., it can be added.

Difficulty swallowing heavily. The location of the obstruction is often consistent with the location of the hand cancer.

DysphagiaProgressive dysphagia is the main symptom at presentation in the vast majority of patients, and the inability to swallow solid foods progresses to liquid foods. If the cancer is accompanied by inflammation of the esophageal wall, edema, spasm, etc., it can aggravate the difficulty of swallowing. The location of the obstruction is often consistent with the location of the hand cancer.

My family vomited what they ate, coughed very badly, and had a lot of phlegm. I didn't use nutrient solution or anything when I went home, but sometimes I used oxygen when I was uncomfortable or couldn't breathe, and I was weak to cough and have no phlegm in the later stage, and I didn't eat or drink and passed away about a week.

Symptoms of advanced pre-death esophageal cancer generally include liver pain, vomiting, and loss of appetite.

The main symptoms of advanced esophageal cancer before death are: 1. Difficulty in pharyngea: Dysphagia is the main pre-death symptom of advanced esophageal cancer.

It is also the most common complaint, which occurs in about 90% of patients and is the most prominent symptom of esophageal cancer.

2. Pain: Some patients have pain in swallowing, retrosternal or interscapular pain when swallowing food. Depending on the location of the tumor, it is suggested that there has been external invasion causing periesophageitis, mediastinumitis, or deep esophageal ulcers.

3. Hoarseness: When the cancerous tissue invades or compresses the recurrent laryngeal nerve.

Vocal cord paralysis occurs, patients have hoarseness, and even loss of voice, this advanced pre-death symptom of esophageal cancer is more common in upper esophageal cancer involving the left recurrent laryngeal nerve, sometimes enlarged metastatic lymph nodes compress the recurrent laryngeal nerve, patients have hoarseness symptoms, often choking due to aspiration when eating, and sometimes cause aspiration pneumonia.

4. Vomiting: It often occurs when dysphagia is aggravated, vomits whenever choked at the beginning, vomits whenever you eat, and vomits when you don't eat when it is serious. Vomit is mostly something that cannot be passed through the lower pharynx, mainly mucus and food that is trapped above the stricture of the esophagus.

That way it won't worsen the condition!

The main symptoms of esophageal cancer before death are lack of eating, sales, pain, and excessive phlegm. q82603 ‟ 7733

Dysphagia is a common symptom in patients with esophageal cancer, and timely anti-tumor** is required for fundamental improvement, such as surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy. If dysphagia is found after surgery, the possibility of complications should be ruled out and symptomatic treatment should be treated. The prognosis of esophageal cancer is very poor, and it should be mainly aimed at improving the quality of life and prolonging life---.

Difficulty swallowing, phlegm, dyspnea, pain, etc.