Primary liver cancer is very rare in the UK, although we are seeing a rise in diagnoses. Secondary liver cancer is more common – where cancer has spread to the liver from another organ.

Liver cancer has no obvious symptoms, but patients sometimes find the following:

• the whites of your eyes turning yellow or your skin turning yellow, which may be less obvious on brown or black skin (jaundice) – you may also have itchy skin, darker pee and paler poo than usual
• loss of appetite or losing weight without trying to
• feeling tired or having no energy
• feeling generally unwell or having symptoms like flu
• a lump in the right side of your tummy

Other symptoms can affect your digestion, such as:

• feeling or being sick
• pain at the top right side of your tummy or in your right shoulder
• symptoms of indigestion, such as feeling full very quickly when eating
• a very swollen tummy that is not related to when you eat

Source: nhs.uk

You can visit the NHS website or Macmillan to find out more about symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.