What is likely to cause lung cancer? How to treat advanced lung cancer?

During outdoor sports, due to the presence of harmful substances such as dust and haze in the air, it is easy to inhale them into the lungs during exercise and cause damage, which is more likely to lead to lung cancer. In the late stage of lung cancer, the growth and spread of cancer cells reach a certain extent, so drug treatment does not have much effect. Therefore, surgery or radiotherapy is needed to fundamentally treat the existing cancer cells and diseased tissues.

Lung cancer is the cancer with the fastest growing incidence and mortality rate. After its formation, it causes great damage to the lungs. It not only causes symptoms such as chest tightness, chest pain, cough and even hemoptysis, but also causes abnormalities in surrounding tissues due to various breathing problems and the spread of cancer cells. Therefore, it is relatively difficult to completely cure or fully control lung cancer.

The theory that outdoor sports can easily lead to lung cancer is actually true from the perspective of air pollution. After all, the current air environment contains harmful substances such as haze, dust, and particles. During outdoor sports, the large breathing state of the lungs makes it easier for these harmful substances to be inhaled and accumulated in the lungs. Therefore, during long-term outdoor sports, improper air environment will also lead to increased lung damage, which will eventually lead to lung cancer.

In the early stages of lung cancer, the symptoms are not obvious, so most cases can only be discovered in the middle and late stages. In the late stages of lung cancer, surgical resection is generally used to completely remove the tissues involved in the cancer cells, and the treatment effect can be achieved naturally. Another method is to use radiotherapy to comprehensively suppress the tissues that have been damaged by cancer cells, and to inhibit or kill the growth of cancer cells through radiotherapy, thereby achieving the treatment effect. Finally, when the degree of lesions varies, the specific treatment method will also change to a certain extent or even combine treatments to achieve the therapeutic purpose.

In summary, the view that outdoor sports are more likely to cause lung cancer has some basis. After all, there are harmful substances such as haze and dust in the air, which are more likely to be inhaled into the lungs during outdoor sports and cause damage, which may then increase the risk of lung cancer. In the late stage of lung cancer, due to the comprehensive spread of lung cancer cells, patients want to treat it, either through surgery to remove the tissue involved in the cancer cells, or through radiotherapy to inhibit or even kill the growth of cancer cells, so that lung cancer can be effectively treated.