What are the dangers of lung cancer

Because the cause of lung cancer is still unclear, it may be related to the environment, diet, gene mutations, etc. If lung cancer has been treated reasonably and there is no recurrence for more than three to five years, it can be said to be clinically cured, but we cannot accurately predict the survival period of lung cancer, we can only wait and see while it is being treated. Long-term smoking and drinking stimulation can lead to the onset of lung cancer. After diagnosis, effective surgical resection should be selected according to the corresponding type to prevent lung cancer from spreading throughout the body, causing a decrease in immunity, and finally leading to life-threatening situations. Once diagnosed, the effective survival rate is almost half a year to a year. The biggest harm of lung cancer is the impact on the patient's own survival period.

How should family members care for patients with lung cancer?

In terms of patient care, family members need to provide nutritious and light meals, and not pass on their anxiety to the patient. They should also quit smoking or not smoke at all, so as to reduce the chance of passive smoking. When the patient has symptoms such as coughing, sputum, fever, hemoptysis, chest pain, etc., they should accompany the patient to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time. Family members of lung cancer patients must strengthen care.

What are the symptoms of lung cancer back pain?

When you experience joint pain, back pain, etc., you need to pay special attention. Back pain is generally a late stage of lung cancer, indicating that cancer cells have metastasized to the bones, which increases the difficulty of subsequent treatment. In addition, do not delay the pain, as it will aggravate the condition. Patients with lung cancer will show symptoms of coughing, sputum, blood in sputum, and low fever, followed by chest pain and shortness of breath. Symptoms of low back pain in lung cancer: persistent pain in the waist and hematuria.