What are the early symptoms of gastric tumor? Symptoms of gastric tumor.

In life, many minor symptoms that you don’t take seriously may be potential major diseases. So what are the common early symptoms of gastric tumors?

Fatigue and anemia

In fact, fatigue and anemia are quite common in daily life. Some teenagers with irregular diet and picky eating will experience fatigue over time. The symptoms may not be particularly obvious, so they are too lazy to go to the hospital for relevant examinations. For mild fatigue and anemia, it is recommended to do a simple examination and take medication for a period of time to see the effect. If the symptoms do not improve after taking medication for a period of time, or if the symptoms recur after taking medication, you need to go to the hospital for treatment in time. It is recommended to go to the hospital to consult a doctor as soon as you find a problem. This is the safest way.

Frequent black stools or stools with occult blood

If you have black stools while taking bismuth or other drugs without eating blood tofu, you should go for a check-up as soon as possible to avoid more serious consequences.

Loss of appetite, weight loss, fatigue

Loss of appetite, with or without stomach pain, may be an early symptom of gastric cancer. However, the early symptoms of gastric cancer should be distinguished from the loss of appetite in hepatitis patients. Hepatitis patients often have elevated aminotransferases and symptoms such as fever, fatigue, yellow urine, and jaundice. Some patients automatically restrict their daily diet due to abdominal distension and belching after eating, resulting in weight loss, emaciation, and fatigue. As for the loss of appetite, emaciation, and fatigue caused by some special reasons, they should be distinguished from the early symptoms of gastric cancer.

Nausea, vomiting

Early symptoms of gastric cancer may include a feeling of fullness after eating and mild nausea. In severe cases, it may be accompanied by a tumor in the sacrum, and eating difficulties may occur at first! Nausea and vomiting will gradually develop into dysphagia and food regurgitation. Further development of gastric sinus cancer may cause vomiting due to pyloric obstruction.

Upper abdominal distension and discomfort

These are some of the symptoms that many gastric cancer patients may exhibit. According to the characteristics of gastric cancer patients, nearly half of early gastric cancer patients have no clinical symptoms, only symptoms similar to indigestion, such as upper abdominal noise, dull pain, mild fullness, pain, nausea, belching, etc. However, the appearance of such symptoms does not mean that they are early clinical manifestations of gastric cancer. These symptoms can also be seen in chronic gastritis, ulcer disease, functional dyspepsia, etc., and even some normal people occasionally have similar symptoms.