Symptoms of lobular lung cancer

Symptoms of lobular lung cancer? Lobular pneumonia is a bacterial infection represented by pneumococcus, and there are also viral pneumonia, chlamydia, mycoplasma pneumonia, etc. These pneumonias are generally transmitted through air droplets. The treatment of lobular pneumonia is easier than tuberculosis. As long as the infected bacteria are diagnosed and the correct antibiotics or antiviral drugs are selected, it is generally easier to recover.

Symptoms of lobular pneumonia include:

1. Heart failure.

If the inflammation is extensive, hypoxia of the lung tissue may cause spasm of the fine and small arteries, increase the resistance of the pulmonary circulation, and increase the burden on the right heart. Hypoxia and poisoning may cause myocardial degeneration, thus causing heart failure.

2. Bronchiectasis.

Severe bronchial damage and long-term disease course may lead to bronchiectasis.

3. Respiratory failure.

Inflammatory exudate can lead to ventilation and gas exchange dysfunction and cause respiratory failure, hypoxia and carbon dioxide retention.

Lung cancer is caused by mutations in lung tissue cells. Cancer cells metabolize much faster than normal cells and continue to proliferate, causing normal tissue cells to lose their functions. The body is consumed by cancer tissue and dies. Lung cancer is generally classified into squamous cell carcinoma, adenocarcinoma, small cell carcinoma, large cell carcinoma, etc.