Esophageal cancer is most frequent in men, with smoking and drinking alcohol as its main risk factors. As this cancer grows a lot without causing symptoms, doctors usually diagnose it very late. When esophageal cancer is small it can be treated successfully, but this rarely happens.

0:00 Clinical cases of esophageal cancer
1:26 Esophageal cancer symptoms When the Tumor is Just in the Esophagus
2:00 Situation 1: Swallowing Food is Increasingly More Difficult
2:59 Situation 2: Pain Appears When Swallowing Food
3:27 Situation 3: The Person Starts to Lose Weight Gradually and Inexorably
4:26 Situation 4: Cancer Breaks the Esophageal Mucosa and Starts Bleeding
5:21 Esophageal Cancer Symptoms When the Tumor Has Escaped From the Esophagus
5:53 Situation 1: Esophageal Cancer Invades Neighboring Organs
7:10 Situation 2: The Tumor Has Escaped Through the Lymph Vessels
7:40 Situation 3: The Tumor Has Escaped Through the Blood
8:30 Esophageal Cancer Metastasis: In the Bones
9:09 Esophageal Cancer Metastasis: In the Lungs
9:46 Esophageal Cancer Metastasis: In the Brain
10:46 Esophageal Cancer Metastasis: In the Liver
11:32 Summary

Watch this video and learn all the symptoms esophageal cancer can cause. Detecting this cancer as soon as possible is the best way to beat it!