Esophageal cancer

Early esophageal cancer, the only symptom is no symptoms!

1. What symptom does esophageal cancer have inchoate?

Early esophageal cancer, the only symptom is no symptoms! Most early cases are found during screening and physical examinations. The key to esophageal cancer is early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment. Studies have shown that the occurrence and development of esophageal cancer is a multi-stage and slow development process. Esophageal cancer by atypical hyperplasia to canceration generally needs a few years or even more than ten years. Advanced esophageal cancer typically presents with progressive dysphagia, but if you wait until symptoms this severe, it's too late to be alerted. People over 40 years old with high risk factors for esophageal cancer should also be wary of suspicious symptoms: mild or occasional choking sensation of food swallowing; Foreign body sensation in the esophagus unrelated to eating; Pharyngeal dryness and neck tightness; there is a sense of food stagnation in one part of the esophagus during eating.

2. Which groups are susceptible to esophageal cancer?

People who are older than 40 years, live in areas with high incidence of esophageal cancer, or have immediate family members with esophageal cancer. People with suspicious symptoms of the esophagus. Prefer to eat too hot food, eat too fast, smoking alcohol and other poor eating habits. In addition, the incidence of esophageal cancer is also related to gender. The incidence and mortality of esophageal cancer in males are higher than those in females, and the male-female ratio is close to 2:1.

3. How to prevent esophageal cancer?

Forming good living habits is the best way to prevent esophageal cancer. It is recommended that you eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, stay away from cured, smoked and barbecued food, and quit smoking and limit alcohol consumption. Avoid too hot food and drink (such as hot pot, casserole, skewered incense, baked sweet potatoes, etc.), tea, soup to cool slightly before drinking. Eat slowly. Don't eat spoiled food.

Because the early symptom of esophageal cancer is not obvious, it is the middle and late stage when the general discovery, the prognosis is not optimistic. Doctors can't cure a disease, so people need to develop healthy habits and regular health checks.

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