What symptom does benign mediastinal tumor have

summary

Some time ago, I found that I felt chest tightness and sometimes asthma. At that time, I thought it was due to the influence of working environment. Mediastinal tumor is a common disease in clinical chest, including primary tumor and metastatic tumor. Primary mediastinal tumors include tumors and cysts in mediastinum, but not benign or malignant tumors in esophagus, trachea, bronchus and heart. Metastatic tumor is more common in micromolecule eight principles syndrome differentiation and rehabilitation system, most of which are lymph node metastasis. Mediastinal lymph node metastasis is more common in primary lung malignant tumor, such as bronchial tumor. Let's take a look at the following.

What symptom does benign mediastinal tumor have

First: respiratory symptoms, chest tightness, chest pain generally occur in the sternal or diseased side of the chest. When most malignant tumors invade the bones or nerves, the pain is severe. Cough is often caused by compression of trachea or lung tissue, hemoptysis is rare. Infection symptoms, such as cyst rupture or tumor infection affect the bronchial or lung tissue, there are a series of infection symptoms.

Second: nervous system symptoms, as a result of tumor compression or erosion of nerve produce a variety of symptoms, such as tumor invasion of phrenic nerve can cause hiccup and diaphragm paralysis, such as tumor invasion of recurrent laryngeal nerve, can cause hoarseness, such as sympathetic nerve involvement, can produce Horner's syndrome, intercostal nerve erosion, can produce chest pain or sensory abnormalities, such as compression of spinal nerve cause limb paralysis .

Third: compression symptoms, superior vena cava compression, common in the upper mediastinal tumor, more common in malignant thymoma and lymphoid malignant tumor. The esophagus and trachea are compressed, and symptoms such as shortness of breath or hypopharyngeal obstruction may appear. The teratoma broke into the bronchus and the patient coughed up sebum and hair. The rupture of the bronchocyst was connected with the bronchus and presented with bronchopleural fistula. A small number of patients with intrathoracic thyroid tumors have hyperthyroidism. Patients with thymoma sometimes have myasthenia gravis.

matters needing attention

Patients must go to large hospitals for regular treatment, do a comprehensive examination, must actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, usually in life must believe in themselves, do not have psychological burden, family must enlighten patients, do not let patients have ideological burden, usually in life must drink more water, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables.