Gallbladder cancer ascites is milky white and particularly smelly

Depending on the symptoms you describe, this one is usually white or zongzi.

The causes of ascites in gallbladder cancer are:

1. Obstruction of interstitial fluid reflux: patients with gallbladder cancer often have portal vein cancer thrombosis, which increases the pressure of the portal vein, obstructs the reflux of interstitial fluid, leaks into the abdominal cavity, and forms ascites.

2. Increased portal venous pressure: patients with gallbladder cancer often have cirrhosis of the liver, and the portal venous return is blocked, resulting in ascites.

3. Increased vascular permeability: tumors invade the peritoneum or are planted in the abdominal cavity, directly damaging the peritoneal capillaries, increasing the permeability of blood vessels, resulting in a large amount of fluid and protein infiltrating into the peritoneal cavity and forming ascites.

4. Blood circulation disorder: cancer thrombosis obstruction or mass compression, which makes the portal vein or hepatic vein blood circulation disorder, resulting in imbalance in the exchange of fluid inside and outside the blood vessels, and the reduction of tissue fluid reflux leaks into the abdominal cavity, forming ascites.

5. Hypoproteinemia: Patients with primary gallbladder cancer often have symptoms such as anorexia, nausea, vomiting, etc., which can be accompanied by varying degrees of malnutrition and liver damage, resulting in hypoproteinemia, which leads to plasma extravasation and the formation of ascites.

If the ascites volume is large, it is recommended to draw ascites, in conjunction with diuretic drug control, if the ascites volume is small, take some mild diuretic drugs, and now for tumors, most of them take the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, theoretically early diagnosis, early **, early and mid-term surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy have a small number of chances. General Western medicine** has no good effect, and most of the liver-protecting and water-protecting drugs such as albumin transfusion, diuretic injection, and water pumping are used**, although they can temporarily relieve the pain of patients, but they treat the symptoms but not the root cause, and they are easy to repeat.

If the gallbladder cancer spreads in an advanced stage, it is difficult to achieve satisfactory results with conventional surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy, and it is often **soon after**again**, if the patient's health is still acceptable, it is recommended to take the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine**, if the patient is in poor health, or older, Chinese medicine ** is undoubtedly a safe choice.

Hello, the patient's condition is that gallbladder cancer has spread in the advanced stage, and there can be pain, abdominal distension, and ascites. The second is the presence of cachexia.

For patients, a thorough examination is required, pain relievers are required**, and ascites is treated with diuretics and other medications**.

In this case, as you said, this may be related to low protein, or it may be due to metastasis, or it may be a physical lesion and other diseases, so it is recommended to go to the hospital to make a clear diagnosis.

Hello, look at the patient you said has suffered from gallbladder cancer, then it looks like there has been surgery**, usually chemotherapy should be considered after surgery, but it depends on the age of the patient, and sometimes chemotherapy is afraid that the body of the patient can not bear it.

In this case, if it is not suitable for chemotherapy, it is also better to look at traditional Chinese medicine, and this situation can also be consolidated through the identification of traditional Chinese medicine, which will also have a very good effect.

There is an octogenarian who also had gallbladder cancer removed in September last year, and his body is recovering very well, and the recent CT examination is also very good. I also know a septuagenarian with advanced lung cancer, who was discovered at the end of March this year and is now the same as a healthy person. It is said that it is all treated by one person, and it costs more than 300 yuan a month.

In the early stages of gallbladder cancer, there are no specific clinical manifestations or only symptoms of chronic cholecystitis.

Early diagnosis is difficult, and it is advanced once there is persistent pain in the upper abdomen, masses and jaundice. Therefore, for patients with discomfort or pain in the gallbladder area, especially middle-aged and elderly patients over 50 years old with gallstone inflammation polyps, regular ultrasound examinations should be performed for early diagnosis.

1. Symptoms. 1.Pain in the right upper quadrant.

2.Gastrointestinal symptoms: The vast majority (90%) of patients present with dyspepsia, greasy belching, and decreased stomach intake due to the inability of the gallbladder to digest fatty substances.

3.Jaundice. 4.Febrile patients present with fever.

5.A mass in the upper right quadrant.

When the lesion progresses to an advanced stage, a mass appears in the right upper quadrant or upper abdomen, accounting for the rapid growth of the tumor, blocking the bile duct and enlarging the gallbladder; the second is obstruction caused by invasion of the duodenum and the symptoms of obstruction occur at the same time; In addition, invasion of the liver, stomach, pancreas, etc., can also cause masses in corresponding parts.

2. Signs. 1.Jaundice is manifested in mucous membranes**, yellow staining is more severe, and it is mostly obstructive, once jaundice appears, most lesions have reached an advanced stage.

2.Right upper quadrant mass.

The gallbladder can be palpated in the right upper quadrant, and the gallbladder is highly mobile when there is no adhesion with the surrounding tissues; When there is adhesion with the surrounding tissues, several masses may be palpable, and sometimes a mass of enlarged hepatoduodenal obstruction may be palpable.

Specifically, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination: such as X-ray examination, B-mode ultrasound, CT, laparoscopy can be confirmed, or it may not be other diseases.

Generally**Chinese medicine**, surgery**, chemotherapy, radiotherapy.

1. Common symptoms of gallbladder cancer include: abdominal pain, anorexia, weight loss, low-grade fever, weakness, constipation or diarrhea, jaundice, etc.;

2. However, the early signs are often inconspicuous and atypical;

3. The condition of gallbladder cancer is not completely clear, but in general, it is related to the patient's physical fitness, irregular and unreasonable living habits, unhealthy eating habits, lack of good psychological state and other comprehensive factors, resulting in low immunity of the patient, and finally leading to cell mutation and onset;

4. Gallbladder cancer is a kind of cancer with a high degree of malignancy, which is more harmful to the patient's body, more threatening to the patient's life, and more difficult;

5. It is recommended to see a doctor mainly to see a doctor, and it is best to find a professional and experienced TCM oncologist, according to the specific condition, on the one hand, kill and inhibit tumor cells, alleviate, alleviate and control the disease, prevent ** and metastasis, and on the other hand, it can be symptomatic, whole-body conditioning, improve immunity, survive with disease, prolong life, etc.

There is no evidence that diet and medication can prevent gallbladder cancer. An important means of preventing gallbladder cancer is gallbladder resection, but not all patients should undergo gallbladder resection, if the following risk factors are present, gallbladder removal is necessary, and the resected gallbladder specimen should be carefully pathologically examined to rule out gallbladder cancer: first, when the diameter of the stone is greater than three centimeters; secondly, cholecystitis with uneven calcification, punctate calcification, or fine calcification of the gallbladder wall, or ceramic-like gallbladder; The third is that gallbladder polyps are greater than 10 mm, or the diameter of gallbladder polyps is less than 10 mm, but patients with gallstones and cholecystitis, single or sessile polyps grow rapidly, and more than 3 mm every six months, gallbladder removal should also be performed; the fourth is cholecystadenomyosis combined with gallstones and cholecystitis; fifth, patients with abnormal pancreaticobiliary confluence and gallbladder mass; The sixth is gallstones combined with diabetes.

Of course, ultrasonography should be done every six to twelve months if: first, gallbladder polyps; the second is patients over the age of 50, especially women; the third is obesity; The fourth is patients with gallstone disease and a family history of gallbladder cancer.