Is hoarseness caused by lung cancer serious?

Is hoarseness caused by lung cancer serious?

1. Hoarseness from lung cancer can be serious if cancer cells spread or a tumor presses on the throat.

2. As lung cancer develops, lung cancer cells may spread to other parts of the body. If cancer cells spread to the throat, it can cause damage to the laryngeal mucosa and hoarseness. When the tumor grows in the late stage of lung cancer, it may cause compression of the recurrent laryngeal nerve and may also cause hoarseness, so lung cancer may be caused by a serious disease.

3. When you have lung cancer, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible, cooperate with the doctor's guidance, and use surgery to remove cancer cells for treatment. After the operation, you should go to the hospital regularly for radiotherapy and chemotherapy to control the spread of the disease and prolong the patient's survival. During the treatment process, you should adjust your lifestyle and eat more foods containing vitamins and trace elements, such as carrots, kiwis and tomatoes, to supplement the nutrients needed by the body and improve resistance. And you should keep a good mood, go outdoors to bask in the sun more often, and do appropriate physical exercise.