What symptom does male gastric cancer have?

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Male gastric cancer is the most common malignancy. According to statistics, the incidence rate of male is far greater than that of women. What symptom does male gastric cancer have? Let's talk about it.

What symptom does male gastric cancer have?

Most male patients with gastric cancer have no obvious symptoms, and it is too late to see a doctor by themselves. Because, most of the patients with advanced gastric cancer, check out the time, are in the late stage. It's lucky to see a doctor in the late or middle stage. The overall 5-year survival rate of male patients with gastric cancer is 8% - 11%. At present, the curative effect of advanced male gastric cancer is not high. In the advanced stage, 90% of patients with gastric cancer can not live more than 5 years. It can be seen that advanced gastric cancer is also a relatively harmful disease.

Stomach pain is a common symptom. The pain of advanced gastric cancer, there is a certain rule, that is, there is no rhythmic pain, similar to ulcer symptoms, often ignored, but not the same symptoms. The symptoms are that the pain is irregular, and no one knows when it will hurt.

Loss of appetite, emaciation, fatigue are some very easy symptoms. We must be careful of these symptoms. If long-term nausea and poor eating develop into dysphagia and food reflux, it may have reached the advanced stage of gastric cancer, so it is better to treat it early to prevent the spread of advanced gastric cancer. Gastric antrum cancer can be further developed due to pyloric obstruction and vomiting.

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Loss of appetite, emaciation, fatigue are some very easy symptoms. We must be careful of these symptoms. If long-term nausea and poor eating develop into dysphagia and food reflux, it may have reached the advanced stage of gastric cancer, so it is better to treat it early to prevent the spread of advanced gastric cancer. Gastric antrum cancer can be further developed due to pyloric obstruction and vomiting.