What are the extrapulmonary symptoms of lung cancer?

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Extrapulmonary symptoms are syndrome caused by lung cancer acting on other systems. The involved systems include endocrine system, neuromuscular system, connective tissue, blood system and so on. Some of them are related to ectopic endocrine. The incidence rate is 1% - 2%. They are also called paraneoplastic syndrome, extrapulmonary non metastasis, tumor side syndrome and so on. What are the extrapulmonary symptoms of lung cancer? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

What are the extrapulmonary symptoms of lung cancer?

Tuberculosis, especially tuberculoma, is sometimes difficult to differentiate from peripheral lung cancer. Tuberculoma (tuberculoma) is more common in young patients under 40 years old. The course of disease is longer, blood in sputum is rare, and the change of erythrocyte sedimentation rate is less. Tuberculosis is found in 16% - 28% of patients' sputum.

Sometimes it is difficult to differentiate bronchopneumonia in elderly patients with pulmonary inflammation from obstructive pneumonia caused by bronchial obstruction of lung cancer. Obstructive pneumonia usually has fan-shaped distribution according to bronchial branches, while general bronchopneumonia has irregular patchy shadow.

Benign tumor of lung and bronchial adenoma, benign tumor of lung such as structural tumor, chondroma, fibroma are rare, but they must be differentiated from peripheral lung cancer. Generally, the course of benign tumor is long, the growth is slow, and most of them have no clinical symptoms. On X-ray film, they are usually round block shadow, with neat edge, no burr, and no lobulation.

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There are more than ten kinds of chemical carcinogens in tobacco, such as benzopyrene, arsenic, nitrosamine, catechol and so on. It has direct effect on lung. Coix seed is ground into coarse powder, which is equal to japonica rice. Add water to make porridge, 1-2 times a day for several days.