What symptom is mediastinal tumor later period?

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Mediastinal tumors refer to the tumors and cysts in the mediastinum between the two pleural cavities, including primary tumors and metastatic tumors. Mediastinal tumors can occur at any age, but most of them are young and middle-aged. Many primary tumors are located in the esophagus, trachea, bronchus and heart. The incidence rate varies with age. Many metastatic tumors are located in lymph nodes and lungs. What symptom is mediastinal tumor later period? Let's talk about it

What symptom is mediastinal tumor later period?

1. Respiratory symptoms: the typical symptoms of mediastinal tumors are shortness of breath, accompanied by chest tightness and chest pain. The pain usually occurs behind the sternum or on the affected side of the chest. If the cancer cells have entered the bone or nerve, the patient's pain will be more severe. In the late stage, the patient will cough more than the phenomenon, serious patients will cough up blood.

2. Nervous system symptoms: as the mediastinal tumor grows up, it will oppress the nerve, which will lead to unconsciousness, hoarseness, Horner's syndrome, limb paralysis and other nervous system symptoms, which are still very serious.

3. Infection symptoms: the immune system of patients with mediastinal tumor will also be affected, and eventually the infection will affect the bronchial or lung tissue, resulting in persistent fever.

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