What symptom does pancreatic cancer have after operation metastasis

Update Date: 2025-07-21 Source: Network

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One of the most distressing things is that one of my friends was found to have pancreatic cancer. Because he is very young, all friends around him hope that his disease will get better soon, and they also inquire about the treatment of the disease. Now let me talk about the symptoms of postoperative metastasis of pancreatic cancer.

What symptom does pancreatic cancer have after operation metastasis

First, abdominal pain is an early symptom of pancreatic cancer, which is more common in pancreatic body and tail cancer. It is located in the upper abdomen, periumbilical or right upper abdomen. The nature of abdominal pain is colic, paroxysmal or persistent, progressive aggravating dull pain, mostly radiating to the waist and back, aggravating in lying position and at night, and relieving pain when sitting, standing, leaning forward or walking.

Second, the symptoms of postoperative metastasis of pancreatic cancer include fatigue and loss of appetite. Fatigue and loss of appetite are very common, accompanied by diarrhea, constipation, abdominal distension, nausea and other gastrointestinal symptoms. Some cases may have fatty diarrhea, hyperglycemia and diabetes. Do not like fatty dishes, there will be fatty diarrhea, this is not digested fat, and feces mixed, excreted diarrhea symptoms.

Third: in addition, part of the pancreatic body, tail cancer visible limb vein thrombophlebitis, resulting in local limb edema. Patients with pancreatic cancer recurrence and metastasis may also have symptoms such as fever and infection. As a result of cancer ulceration or infection, but also due to secondary bile duct infection and fever. 　　

matters needing attention

Because cancer is more difficult to control after all, so we should pay attention to, even if it is pancreatic cancer, do not take it lightly after surgery, and regularly have to go to the hospital for reexamination, so as to avoid cancer metastasis and the erosion of the patient's body by the disease.