Wu Mengda passed away from liver cancer… Scholars have revealed that 5 symptoms may soon be seen as a sign

Well-known Hong Kong star Wu Mengda died of liver cancer this evening (27th). He lived at the age of 70 and shocked the mainland, Taiwan and Hong Kong. In Taiwan, liver cancer has always been one of the top three causes of cancer deaths. The number of deaths from liver cancer each year is between 5,000 and 7,000. The scary thing is that liver cancer has no symptoms in the early stage, so it is also called the “silent killer.” In this regard, the “Taiwan Cancer Foundation” pointed out that if these five symptoms occur, they may be a precursor to liver cancer.

●Acute abdominal pain

If the liver tumor ruptures and bleeds, sudden abdominal pain, shock and fainting will occur.

●Jaundice

If a liver tumor just grows near the bile duct and invades the common hepatic duct or the common bile duct and causes the dilatation of the intrahepatic bile duct, jaundice will occur.

●Lower limb edema, ascites, vomiting blood

If a liver tumor grows near the portal vein of the liver, it is easy to run into the blood vessel, leading to increased portal pressure, causing ascites, causing abdominal distension, or lower limb edema, rupture and bleeding of esophageal vein tumors.

● Upper abdominal pain

Because the liver does not have pain nerves, small liver cancers are usually not painful; however, there is a capsule on the surface of the liver. If the liver cancer just grows on the surface, even if it is small in size, you may feel abdominal distension and pain once it reaches it.

●Tiredness, loss of appetite, weight loss

When the tumor grows rapidly, the body will experience fatigue, loss of appetite, abdominal distension, weight loss and other symptoms, most of which are advanced liver cancer.

In addition, if liver cancer cells metastasize, it can also cause other symptoms, such as metastasis to the bones and cause pain, metastasis to the brain and cause neurological symptoms, metastasis to the lungs and cause cough, respiratory distress, etc. In the above situation, it means that the liver cancer is in the terminal stage.