How is lung cancer chest ache to return a responsibility?

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Suffering from lung cancer is also very painful, bronchial lung cancer refers to the primary cancer in bronchial mucosa and alveoli, often caused by fire, is one of the most common malignant tumors. In the past half century, the incidence rate and mortality rate of lung cancer in many countries and regions have been increasing year by year, especially among male residents. For lung cancer chest pain is how to return a responsibility? This problem? Do you want to discuss it together? Now let's share how lung cancer chest pain is going on?.

How is lung cancer chest ache to return a responsibility?

First: lung cancer chest pain is one of the symptoms of lung cancer, but what are the common symptoms of lung cancer in the elderly: breast swelling and pain, phlegm blood tumor inflammation necrosis, capillary damage will have a small number of bleeding, the early performance of lung cancer is usually mixed with sputum. Cough, low fever, can be lung cancer patients in half a month before surgery, in addition to three meals a day, but also add elements diet.

Second: the elderly patients with lung cancer will have no obvious reason for hoarseness with asthma, obvious swelling of one side of the neck, sometimes small eye fission, ptosis, pupil narrowing and other symptoms, can appear when the lung symptoms are not obvious.

Third: the symptoms of early lung cancer is not obvious, there was no cough before, recently cough, long-term treatment can not be cured, and sputum with blood, is a sign of early lung cancer, elderly patients with chronic bronchitis cough for a long time, but the recent cough voice or nature changes, all suggest that there may be canceration.

matters needing attention

The recurrence and metastasis rate of lung cancer patients after operation is high, so regular examination and follow-up should be carried out after operation, and adverse lesions should be found timely and effective treatment should be carried out in time. In general, reexamination should be carried out every three months within two years after operation, then every six months, and every year after the fifth year.