Pulmonary cystadenoma symptoms?

Update Date: 2023-03-27 Source: Network

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Pulmonary cystadenoma refers to a disease in the process of fetal lung development, which will lead to excessive growth of the terminal bronchus of the fetus, and will form a clearly defined lesion in the lung parenchyma, and most patients will have mediastinal displacement, which will seriously endanger the safety of the fetus. Pulmonary cystadenoma will seriously affect the survival rate of children after birth, so in the process of pregnancy, we should carefully check to avoid this situation. Pulmonary cystadenoma symptoms? Let's study and discuss with you.

Pulmonary cystadenoma symptoms?

1. Edema. The fetus with pulmonary cystadenoma is likely to have edema after birth, and it may also lead to pleural effusion or ascites, which will oppress the chest and abdominal organs of the child, and pose a serious threat to the life safety of the child. So once found that the child has this situation, we should carry out surgical treatment as soon as possible, so as to maximize the survival rate of the fetus.

2. There are also some lung cancer patients will appear chest tightness symptoms, breathless, patients feel very uncomfortable, and there will be chest pain symptoms, pain is mainly dull or dull pain. If the lung tumor directly invades the pleura, you will feel sharp pain, and the pain will increase when you cough or exhale.

3. Hemoptysis, blood sputum is also a symptom of lung cancer patients, mainly because of cancer cell necrosis, ulceration caused, but at the beginning of lung cancer patients hemoptysis is very little, with the aggravation of the disease, hemoptysis will gradually increase. I hope you will go to the hospital for treatment immediately after you find that you have hemoptysis.

matters needing attention

The impact of pulmonary cystadenoma on patients is very large, according to the severity of the tumor to carry out effective treatment, if there is a benign tumor, can be treated by surgery, malignant tumor patients can control the disease through radiotherapy and chemotherapy.