What symptoms do lung cancer patients have that make them unsuitable for surgery? What are some symptoms of lung cancer that make them unsuitable for surgery?

Patients with multiple groups of fused mediastinal lymph node metastases, especially invasive mediastinal lymph node metastases; patients with severe visceral dysfunction and inability to tolerate surgical operation.

Lung cancer must be effectively treated in the early stages of its discovery in order to have a chance of being cured. Daily care is also very important during treatment. The patient's family must understand how to care for lung cancer patients. Effective care may help lung cancer patients alleviate their condition and achieve health. Below, our experts will introduce to you some methods of caring for lung cancer patients.

(1) Stage IV lung cancer with extensive metastasis

(2) Accompanied by multiple groups of fused mediastinal lymph node metastases, especially invasive mediastinal lymph node metastases;

(3) Stage IIIb lung cancer with contralateral hilar or mediastinal lymph node metastasis;

(4) Patients with severe visceral dysfunction who cannot tolerate surgical operation;

(5) Those who suffer from bleeding diseases that cannot be corrected.