3. Itching
There are a few kinds of cancer that can cause itching. It may include your whole body. There is no definite answer as to why this happens. According to experts, itching may occur due to the substances that are usually released by the tumor. Widespread and chronic itching are some of the typical symptoms of Hodgkin’s lymphoma. If it is liver cancer, then it is likely that itching results because too much bile builds up in your body. With the right treatment, this symptom calms down.
4. Loss of Appetite
Loss of appetite is a very common sign of liver cancer. However, if you feel food aversions it does not necessarily mean that you are suffering from cancer. Less inclination to eat is also typical of people who caught a virus or went through stress. Pay attention to this warning sign and see a doctor if you have an ongoing loss of appetite. If the liver enlarged, it presses on the abdomen and leaves a feeling of fullness even if you haven’t eaten anything. Interrupted metabolic processes can be mistakenly interpreted and then it send signals to the brain telling it that no calories needed. As a rule, loss of appetite leads to weight loss, malnutrition and fatigue.