What are the early symptoms of lung cancer in men and women

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One day, my colleague talked with me about lung cancer. He said that some of his friends had lung cancer. Now the risk of lung cancer is so high that he is afraid. He wants to know the early symptoms of lung cancer in men and women. Because his friends found it late, they delayed the best treatment time. I checked the information of lung cancer with him and learned a lot. Now let me talk about the early symptoms of lung cancer in men and women.

What are the early symptoms of lung cancer in men and women

First: lung wheezing: localized wheezing is one of the characteristics of lung cancer: unilateral localized wheezing, especially in the inspiratory phase, does not disappear after coughing, but it is short and easy to be ignored. Lung cancer like face: the face of patients with lung cancer is usually pale, lusterless, flushed, purplish red, red as makeup, facial crab claw lines, dark, yellow and other abnormal manifestations, especially in the cheeks. The characteristic manifestation of lung cancer is that the crab claw pattern in zygomatic region is aggravated with the aggravation of clinical stage.

Second: voice changes, lymph gland metastasis, compression or invasion of recurrent laryngeal nerve (hoarseness, laryngoscopic mediastinal examination, vocal cord paralysis). Horner's syndrome: lung cancer at the apex of the lung, also known as superior sulcus tumor, forces the sympathetic nerve of the neck under normal pressure, resulting in ipsilateral pupil narrowing. Horner's syndrome, such as ptosis, enophthalmos, narrow eye fissure and frontal Hypohidrosis, is also the manifestation of lung cancer.

Third: the change of tongue coating: thick greasy coating is the most, yellow coating peeling off coating is the second, cracks and awn thorns on the tongue are significantly increased, sublingual tendons are exposed, large veins are full, small veins are varicose, sublingual ecchymosis and ecchymosis are significantly increased. Brachial plexus compression: compression of the brachial plexus causes pain in the ipsilateral shoulder and arm, unable to lift, radiation pain and sensation in the shoulder and fingers.

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If you have these characteristics, but you are not sure, you must not ignore them. You must go to the hospital in time to have a comprehensive examination. If you find out early, you can get early treatment. Only in this way can you have the opportunity to eliminate all lung cancer and have a healthy body.