Have you known about metastatic cancer?

Cancer is already dangerous, but metastatic cancer is death. So, what is metastatic cancer? Problems related to metastatic cancer need to be investigated.

1. What is metastatic cancer?

Metastatic cancer is the medical term for the movement of cancer cells to other parts of the body. Metastatic cancer has the same original name as primary cancer. An example of a lung cancer cell that moves slowly through the spleen is called metastatic lung cancer, not an arising spleen cancer.

2. Where does metastatic cancer tend to go?

Cancer cells can go to all parts of the body. Here is a list of parts where metastatic cancer can develop:

3. Some of the symptoms of metastatic cancer

In general, metastatic cancer usually does not show symptoms clearly. Symptoms that occur with metastatic cancer may depend on the location and size of the tumor in the body. Here is a summary of some of the signs and symptoms that are common in patients with metastatic cancer:

• Bone metastasis: pain or fracture
• Metastasis in the brain: headache, dizziness or convulsions
• Liver metastasis: jaundice, swelling in the abdomen
• Pulmonary metastasis: difficulty breathing or coughing up blood.

Perhaps pain will be the first sign of cancer.

But many patients do not have any symptoms of metastatic cancer. Because when an organ has metastasized, it begins to contract until the lymph nodes rupture or undergo dissociation.

4. Some examples of metastatic cancer

4.1. Stomach cancer metastasis of liver, bone, brain, lymph node, spleen

Depending on the current state and location of the tumor, metastatic stomach cancer will have some of the following symptoms: Bone pain, anemia, dizziness (gastric metastatic bone cancer).

– Turmeric skin like liver disease (stomach metastatic liver cancer)

– Headache for unexplained persistence (stomach metastatic brain cancer)

– Lymph nodes are large, hard, painless to touch but may rupture, causing pain and bleeding (stomach cancer metastatic lymph nodes).

– Cough, choking cough, sore throat (stomach metastatic lung cancer).

– Blood flow (metastatic ovarian cancer)

4.2. Metastatic liver cancer

When liver cancer develops to an end, cancer cells will begin to spread to other organs of the body such as the brain, bones, lungs …

The manifestation of metastatic liver cancer

• Dry cough, cough with phlegm, coughing up blood, coughing in a long burst, chest tightness and strong breathing (metastatic liver cancer)
• Bone pain, fragile bones, loss of appetite, constipation.

4.3. Metastatic lung cancer

Lung cancer usually metastasizes along the respiratory tract of the patient’s body. Cancer cells can pass through the bloodstream and metastasize along the lymphatic pathway to the lymph nodes …

The manifestation of metastatic lung cancer

• Frequent headaches, even epilepsy (metastatic lung cancer)
• Bone pain, chest tightness (metastatic lung cancer)
• Difficulty breathing, or obstructive breathing (metastatic respiratory lung cancer)

4.4. Metastatic nasopharyngeal cancer

Due to the location of the oropharynx, it is difficult for the patient to detect it early without regular examination and screening.

The initial symptoms of the disease are often confused with ear, nose and throat diseases, so they are often overlooked or overlooked.

Expression of metastatic nasopharyngeal cancer

• Swelling in the neck, pain in the neck lymph nodes (throat metastatic lymphoma)
• Pain in the top of the head, the area behind the eye socket (metastatic nasopharyngeal cancer)
• Surrounding bone pain, prone to fracture (metastatic nasopharyngeal cancer)

5. When does cancer spread

Any type of cancer needs to be detected early in order to develop the appropriate treatment regimen. However, if the cancer has reached end stage (stage 4), the cancer will begin to spread. The duration of cancer metastasis depends on the type of cancer the patient has.

6. Treatment of metastatic cancer

The choice of treatment for metastatic cancer is very important, they depend on many factors:

• Where cancer cells begin.
• How much and where the cancer has spread
• Your age and health
• Your personal treatment options

Treatment that may include chemotherapy, hormone therapy, surgery or radiation therapy may also be options for some types of cancer. Usually, it is very difficult to cure metastatic cancer. However, in some situations, metastatic cancer can be cured. The purpose of treatment when the cancer has metastasized is to alleviate symptoms, inhibit the growth of the tumor.

When you live with metastatic cancer for months or years, doctors usually treat it as a chronic or long-term illness. Like someone with any chronic illness, such as diabetes or heart failure. It is important that you follow your doctor’s regimen for the best possible control of the disease. You also need the support of everyone around you in living, mobilizing and financially living with cancer.

7. Cancer is really dangerous, is there any method to avoid cancer?

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