What is lung tumor? There are two types

Lung tumors refer to lung tumors, which are of two types: benign and malignant. Malignant lung cancer is more common, including primary bronchial lung cancer and metastatic lung cancer. Benign lung tumors include bronchial and lung tumors, adenomas, leiomyoma, etc. When the disease occurs, dry cough, fever, and chest pain will occur. It is important to seek treatment as soon as possible.

Nowadays, everyone pays attention to health preservation, because they understand the importance of good health. Only with a healthy body can you have a happier work. However, the incidence of various diseases is relatively high now, such as lung cancer. Many patients do not know much about this disease, so they are also very worried when the disease occurs. Do you want to know what lung cancer is?
Lung tumors include benign and malignant lung tumors. Benign lung tumors include bronchial and pulmonary tumors, fibroma adenoma, leiomyoma, lipoma, etc. Malignant lung cancer is relatively common, including primary bronchial lung cancer and metastatic lung cancer. In recent years, the incidence of lung cancer has increased significantly, and the incidence of lung cancer has become the first among male malignant tumors. It can be diagnosed through chest CT, pet-CT, bronchoscopy and other means.
Lung tumors can cause many abnormal symptoms. You should pay attention to yourself so that you can detect them early, control the disease, and facilitate treatment. Lung tumor patients will cough when they are sick. This cough refers to a dry cough, and it is irregular. There are not many cases of sputum. In particular, some patients will have white foamy sputum, which is mostly related to fatigue. Therefore, if you find that you have these abnormalities, you should check them early and treat them symptomatically.
Fever is also a symptom of lung tumor in the early stage. It is not very common, but it should be noted that when cancer cells are necrotic, low to moderate fever will occur, and antibiotic treatment is ineffective at this time. When the lesion is close to the center of the hilum, it develops to the point of lumen obstruction or obstruction, which will cause obstructive pneumonia and abnormal fever. At this time, the body temperature is generally around 38 degrees. After antibiotic treatment, the fever can be relieved, but if the main disease is not thoroughly treated, the fever will recur.
In addition, chest pain is also a symptom of lung tumor onset, which usually occurs in patients in the middle and late stages, but if the tumor is near the pleura, chest pain may occur earlier. Usually there is no regular dull pain or pain. Once the tumor invades the pleura, there will be very severe pain. Movement in the body will increase the pain. During this period, the patient will feel the pain worse as long as he coughs or breathes.