Nausea and Vomiting
According to the Mayo Clinic, another common symptom among individuals with stage four liver cancer is nausea and vomiting. This symptom is common because the bile duct is connected to the liver. The bile duct is also connected to the gall bladder which assists in digestion by producing bile which processes fats and food substances. As the liver begins to shut down, the bile duct is also affected, making a person feel nauseated and inducing vomiting after a meal.
Hospice care for terminal lung or liver cancer patients should focus on keeping the patient as pain-free as possible. Care should be taken to enhance the patient's quality of life, and facilitate as many good days as the patient has possible.
it is bile often when they have liver cancer this shows up.... and is present in the last days before death... my mom died two days after she started vomiting a greenish color....
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Yes. It looks like a plain , healthy stomach ,even in terminal cases ,but the patient simply bleeds to death in stomach cancer's advanced stage.
Gravely ill with terminal stage 4 cancer which has metastized to her liver.
The liver is usually swollen and hard in patients with liver cancer; it may be sore when the doctor presses on it. In some cases, the patient's spleen is also enlarged.
Treatment of liver cancer is based on several factors, including the type of cancer; stage; location of other primary cancers or metastases in the patient's body; the patient's age; and other coexisting diseases, including cirrhosis.
As with any "terminal" disease terminal liver cancer means there is no cure and doctors expect the patient to die from either the cancer or a complication of the disease. One very important thing to remember is no doctor can tell when the death will occur. If the person chooses to fight the cancer he may outlive all expectations. Staying positive will help and having loved ones close by will give the person needed strength. Remember that laughter is very strong medicine. It is so important that many major medical centers use comedy videos as part of their treatment program.
I suggest to find a doctor that specializes in liver cancer, and get them to do a prognosis for you. You can also call a cancer treatment center or visit them. That may be the best choice.
As with any "terminal" disease terminal liver cancer means there is no cure and doctors expect the patient to die from either the cancer or a complication of the disease. One very important thing to remember is no doctor can tell when the death will occur. If the person chooses to fight the cancer he may outlive all expectations. Staying positive will help and having loved ones close by will give the person needed strength. Remember that laughter is very strong medicine. It is so important that many major medical centers use comedy videos as part of their treatment program.
Elizabeth died of terminal cancer of the liver.
Blood tests may be used to test liver function or to evaluate risk factors in the patient's history.