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Suggest Solution For Symptoms Of Liver Cancer

My husband has stage iv liver cancer metastic (feb 2011). He has lost a lot of weight, Lately he has not been eating only sleeping, but the last 2 days he has been eating. Are thes typical signs or should i get him to the hospital. He says he is fine.
Fri, 2 Jan 2015
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For a patient with last stage liver cancer, these are typical symptoms of end stage disease and you shouldnt be worried about them unless they are distressing to the patient or life threatening. As it is the entire treatment now is symptom based and palliative. I hope he is on some form of anti-cancer treatment as that will also extend the duration and time period of his comfort. This you should discuss with your oncologist based on his fitness to withstand therapy
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Suggest Solution For Symptoms Of Liver Cancer

For a patient with last stage liver cancer, these are typical symptoms of end stage disease and you shouldnt be worried about them unless they are distressing to the patient or life threatening. As it is the entire treatment now is symptom based and palliative. I hope he is on some form of anti-cancer treatment as that will also extend the duration and time period of his comfort. This you should discuss with your oncologist based on his fitness to withstand therapy