Early symptoms of lung cancer and squamous cell carcinoma

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My father used to cough a lot. Recently, he found that he was not in good health. His cough was much more serious than before. Sometimes he had shortness of breath, bloody sputum in his cough, and chest tightness and pain. Two months later, he was diagnosed with mid-term lung cancer. I believe many people don't know much about the symptoms of mid-term lung cancer. Let me introduce the symptoms of lung cancer to you from my family .

Early symptoms of lung cancer and squamous cell carcinoma

First of all, if you find a sudden cough with blood in the sputum, a warning sign of lung cancer is intermittent repeated small amount of blood sputum, or sputum with blood. In addition, there are chest pain, chest tightness, fever and other symptoms. Chest tightness, chest pain, general symptoms light, fuzzy positioning. When the tumor invaded the pleura and chest wall, the pain increased, and the location was clear and constant.

Secondly, if you find that your cough suddenly worsens, it may be lung cancer. Cough is the earliest and most common symptom of lung cancer patients. Hemoptysis is the second common symptom of lung cancer. Chest pain, cough, hemoptysis and persistent chest pain are important signs of lung cancer, especially for those over 40 years old who have a long history of smoking.

Finally, there are many symptoms of lung cancer. The early symptoms of lung cancer include cough, blood clotting, fever, chest pain, chest tightness, shortness of breath and wheezing. Each patient's constitution is different, clinical manifestations are also different, to make a diagnosis must be combined with scientific examination, it is recommended that patients go to the hospital as soon as possible for further examination and diagnosis. The early symptoms of lung cancer are cough, hemoptysis, chest and back pain, wheezing and fever of unknown origin.

matters needing attention

Generally, lung cancer is a serious disease. We should treat it in time, and pay more attention to eating habits. Some foods are good for the disease. Eat more fungus, tomato, carrot, mushroom, peanut, lily, jellyfish, almond, lotus seed, pear, water chestnut, banana, cow's milk, soybean, animal liver, etc. Avoid eating beef, mutton, hairtail, pepper, leek, garlic, etc. Don't eat high-fat and high protein diet for a long time. Often eat fresh vegetables containing vitamins and cellulose to prevent constipation and keep bowel movement unobstructed. Develop good habits, quit smoking and limit alcohol. Smoking, do not eat too much salty and spicy food, do not eat overheated, cold, expired and deteriorated food.