What are the symptoms of splenic metastatic tumors?

Symptoms of splenic metastatic tumor include splenomegaly, abdominal pain, digestive abnormalities, etc.

1. Spleen enlargement

. Spleen metastatic tumor can cause spleen enlargement, which is generally found in imaging examination. Some patients may find local lumps by touching.

2. Abdominal pain.

Because tumor growth stimulates and damages spleen and surrounding nerve tissue, obvious pain symptoms will occur.

3. Digestive abnormalities

Spleen tissue is adjacent to human digestive organs. Patients may oppress surrounding tissues after tumor enlargement to produce digestive system problems, such as loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, etc.