Early pneumonic lung cancer symptoms?

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Pneumonia can be caused by many factors, such as physical, chemical or biological factors. For example, radiation pneumonia can be caused by chest irradiation during radiotherapy, and chemical pneumonia can be caused by inhalation of toxic gases. However, these non infectious pneumonia are relatively rare, and most cases are infectious pneumonia, which is caused by bacteria, viruses and other pathogenic microorganisms. However, some special infections (such as tuberculosis) and inflammation leading to obvious tissue necrosis and cavity formation (such as lung abscess) are not traditionally called pneumonia. Early pneumonic lung cancer symptoms? I'd like to share my views with you.

Early pneumonic lung cancer symptoms?

1. Chest pain. The early symptoms of lung cancer are mainly dull pain, dull pain, uncertain location, and uncertain relationship with respiration. If the pain continues to occur, then the cancer may involve the pleura.

2. Phlegm and blood. The early symptoms of lung cancer are often intermittently or intermittently mixed with sputum. Many lung cancer patients are treated because of sputum and blood. 3. Cough. Lung cancer is a common early symptom of lung cancer because it grows on the bronchopulmonary tissue and usually produces irritative cough due to respiratory tract irritation.

4. Low fever. After blocking the bronchus, there are often obstructive pulmonary lobes with different degrees. Mild patients have only low fever, severe patients have high fever. After treatment, they can be temporarily improved, but they will relapse soon. This is a common early symptom of lung cancer.

matters needing attention

1. Prohibition and control of smoking: to prohibit and control smoking, we should first focus on reducing the proportion of smokers in the population. We need to formulate certain laws or regulations to restrict people, especially teenagers, from smoking. 2. Control air pollution: do a good job in environmental protection, effectively control air pollution, so as to achieve the purpose of preventing lung cancer. 3. Occupational protection: effective protective measures should be taken in the mining area where radioactive ore is mined to minimize the radiation exposure of workers. For the workers exposed to carcinogenic compounds, all kinds of effective labor protection measures must be taken to avoid or reduce the contact with carcinogenic factors. 4, prevention and treatment of chronic bronchitis: because chronic bronchitis patients lung cancer incidence rate is higher than that without chronic bronchitis, so actively preventing and treating chronic bronchitis has a certain significance for preventing lung cancer. In particular, we should encourage smokers who have chronic bronchitis to quit smoking, because lung cancer incidence rate of chronic bronchitis and smokers is higher. 5. Early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment: the screening methods for early lung cancer are still unsatisfactory, the cost of screening lung cancer in the population is very expensive, and the possibility of reducing the mortality of lung cancer is very small.