Persistent hiccups may be a symptom of stomach cancer? What do you know?

If the hiccups persist for more than 24 hours, you should be alert.

Frequent hiccups can be a precursor to stomach cancer. Stomach cancer can cause persistent hiccups, but hiccups are not a typical symptom of stomach cancer. Stomach cancer and stomach cancer have frequent hiccups at the same time.

First, consider that the cancer tissue in the gene invades the vagus nerve. Because the vagus nerve is located within the diaphragm and gastric peristalsis, the vagus nerve is invaded.

In the initial stages, loss of appetite, acid reflux, indigestion, and discomfort with a full upper abdomen occur. It is a precursor to stomach cancer. It refers to the gas that comes out of the stomach and comes out of the throat.

This is a common physiological phenomenon. Considered by the transverse. It's stomach cancer.

Stomach cancer can cause persistent hiccups, but hiccups are not a typical symptom of stomach cancer.

Common symptoms of stomach cancer are stomach pain, abnormal diet and bowel movements, so don't worry too much. If you don't trust, you can be a foodie to burp, which may not be the only symptom of stomach pain, Fuchang may also be accompanied by abdominal pain, bloating, or acid reflux. In addition, diabetics often have hiccups after taking other medications.

However, stomach cancer may have hiccups, but this is usually not inevitable. There may also be cancer. Stomach cancer often hiccups at the same time as it occurs.

It is assumed that the cancerous tissue invades the vagus nerve. Since the vagus nerve provides functions such as diaphragm, gastric peristalsis, etc., the vagus nerve invades and causes abnormal function. The reason for this is that the patient has systemic symptoms such as a large amount of food, chest tightness, chest pain, and frequent hiccups for more than a week, which may be pathological hiccups and should be established.

Stomach cancer patients also have symptoms of persistent hiccups. Especially for heart cancer patients, patients who eat a lot of cold and annoying foods may experience uncomfortable symptoms such as hiccups, swelling of the upper abdominal hall, nausea and vomiting, but hiccups are not necessarily a precursor to stomach cancer, in other words, hiccups are not a special manifestation of stomach cancer. Therefore, when a patient injures the spleen and stomach, resulting in systemic symptoms such as hiccups, chest tightness, and chest pain, and frequent hiccups for more than a week, it may be pathological hiccups and must be determined.

Patients with noisy and tubular cancer, cardia cancer, and stomach cancer may also experience persistent hiccups.

Frequent stomach pain, sometimes stomach ulcers, sometimes nausea and vomiting, also affect appetite, eating is not digestible, because there is a problem with the function of the stomach, such symptoms will appear.

There will be frequent pain in the stomach, loss of appetite, weight loss, nausea, fatigue, very anemia, black stool, and blood in the stool. Because of the unhealthy diet, it is also possible that you have a cold and indigestion.

Nausea may occur, acid reflux may occur, appetite loss will occur, hiccups will persist, stomach cancer will affect the nerves or diaphragm, and eventually hiccups.

Usually I feel very hungry, I feel pain in my stomach all the time, I may feel indigestion, I often have stomach pain, and I have anemia. It may be a foreshadowing omen.

Hiccups are a common physiological reaction of the body in daily life, as long as you eat too quickly, too full, eat too much gas-producing food, or laugh or cough, the cardia sphincter located in the upper part of the stomach contracts violently and causes hiccups. However, if there is a long-term and persistent hiccups, it should not be taken lightly, in addition to stomach inflammation and gastroesophageal reflux, it is likely to be an important sign of cancer.

A 48-year-old Mr. Zhang began to have frequent hiccups about half a year ago, and he hiccups every time he finished eating, he thought that he was too full, and his stomach was too distended so he would burp Zhou Lu, so he never went to the hospital for treatment, until he recently felt stomach pain and went to the doctor for examination, but he didn't expect that he had stomach cancer.

The reason why stomach cancer has the symptoms of hiccups may be due to indigestion caused by stomach cancer, which causes the upper abdomen to distend, compress the diaphragm and cause hiccups, or gastric tumors that cause gastric distention, * The vagus nerve or directly invades the vagus nerve or diaphragm and causes hiccups, the symptoms are repeated and frequent hiccups, which are difficult to stop, and do not appear when you eat too much or are too full.

In fact, it is not only stomach cancer, as long as the tumor grows near the diaphragm, such as liver tumors and lung tumors, as long as it compresses the nerves near the diaphragm, causing the cardia sphincter to contract due to the nerves**, it will cause continuous hiccups.

In addition to the various cancers in the abdominal cavity that can promote the symptoms of persistent hiccups, because hiccups also involve the central nervous system of the brainstem that manages hiccups, the vagus nerve that senses or transmits instructions, and the diaphragmatic nerve.

There was a case of hiccups caused by brain cancer in China, a woman in her 20s continued to learn about hiccups for more than a month, and finally had symptoms such as choking on drinking water, headache and nausea, and finally found out that it was because of a tumor growing in the fourth ventricle of the posterior fossa, which directly pressed the brainstem, which caused the symptoms of hiccups.

It is worth mentioning that the vast majority of abnormal hiccups are gastrointestinal diseases, and in addition to the aforementioned stomach cancer, liver cancer, lung cancer, or brain cancer, it may also be a symptom of multiple terrestrial sclerosis. Taipei Rong President has found that more than 10 patients suffering from multiple sclerosis will have hiccups in the early stage of the disease, and one of them even hiccups for 3 months.

The doctor reminds that if there is persistent hiccups for more than 2 days, or intractable hiccups that last for more than 2 months, you should seek medical attention for a detailed examination as soon as possible to avoid delaying the condition.

Gastric cancer can cause persistent hiccups, but hiccups are not a typical symptom of gastric cancer, the common symptoms of gastric cancer are stomach pain and abnormal diet and stool, so don't worry too much, if you are not at ease, you can do a gastroscopy diagnosis.

According to what you said, the symptoms are mainly stomach qi reversal, and the performance of hiccups caused by gastric disharmony and lowering ** should regulate qi and reduce stomach reversal, you can take traditional Chinese medicine to regulate it, and cooperate with acupuncture to keep your mood comfortable.

There is basically no hiccup in stomach cancer, so there is no need to worry too much. Frequent hiccups are related to stomach cold, and gastroscopy and blood tests are recommended.

No, everyone burps and farts, as long as it's a normal number of times. Unless it's the kind of people who have hiccups every day and a lot of fart, there's a problem.

The more you are afraid, the more suspicious you will become, which will bring great physical and mental damage. You don't need to scare yourself, if you really don't feel at ease, go to the hospital to check.

There is basically no hiccup in stomach cancer, so there is no need to worry too much. Frequent hiccups are related to stomach cold, and gastroscopy and blood tests are recommended.

It is best to go to the hospital for a check-up to avoid delays**.

This can't be generalized, so I really don't feel at ease and go to the hospital for a gastroscopy.

It may be chronic gastritis, it is best to do a gastroscopy to confirm it, one is to rule out gastric cancer, and the other is to make a clear diagnosis in time**.

The main symptoms of advanced gastric cancer are:

1) Emaciation and anemia: According to the statistics of relevant experts, about ninety percent of patients suffer from emaciation, often emaciating more than 3 kilograms before attracting attention, and then progressive emaciation is more obvious, some can reach more than 5 kilograms. Experts also found that about half of the patients were accompanied by symptoms such as anemia and weakness in the limbs.

2) Patients with advanced gastric cancer often have obvious epigastric pain that lasts for a long time and is not easy to alleviate as the main symptom. Due to the individual differences in patients, the degree of pain also varies from mild to severe, and severe patients may have swelling pain, edema, dull pain, sharp pain, etc., which cannot be relieved after eating, and the symptoms are mostly aggravated. Some patients also have symptoms such as loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting, fullness, and difficulty swallowing, and these symptoms tend to gradually worsen.

3) The metastasis of advanced gastric cancer is relatively large, and it can generally spread directly to the adjacent pancreas, liver, transverse colon, etc., and can also metastasize to perigastric lymph nodes and distant lymph nodes through lymph, and some can palpate hard and inactive lymph nodes on the left clavicle. It can also be transferred to the liver, lungs, brain, bones, ovaries and other places through blood circulation, resulting in ascites, jaundice, liver enlargement and other symptoms. The enlargement of the cancer itself can also cause complications such as gastric perforation, bleeding, necrosis, and obstruction.

Symptoms of advanced gastric cancer include hematemesis, melena or positive occult blood in the stool.

The symptoms of advanced gastric cancer generally have the above points, and there will be no big brother phenomenon. If you're worried, you can consult an expert. **Gastric cancer, DC-CIK technology can be used, which can effectively ** gastric cancer and prolong survival.

How do you ask such a question? In fact, these symptoms vary from person to person!

It cannot be judged in this way, and it is recommended to do a gastroscopy. My dad died of cancer. Weight loss is an important early warning sign of cancer.

Unexplained fever, fatigue, progressive weight loss, etc.

Choking sensation when swallowing food, retrosternal swelling and discomfort, pain, and a foreign body sensation in the esophagus.

Persistent dyspepsia and loss of appetite.

Persistent hoarseness, dry cough, blood in sputum.

**Sexual hematuria, poor urination.

Superficial areas such as the breast, neck, **, and tongue have lumps that persist or grow gradually.

Constipation alternates with diarrhea, and the stool is deformed, bloody, or mucus.