Can lung cancer be cured?

What should I do if I get lung cancer?
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Many patients or their family members will feel confused about this. They can’t help but think about how a good person could get cancer. He seems to be usually healthy. Let’s take a look at these first.
.> First, let’s look at the factors related to lung cancer. The exact cause of lung cancer is still unclear. After years of extensive investigation and research, it is now recognized that the following factors are closely related to the causes of lung cancer. >
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Smoking>
.> According to a large number of survey data from various countries, the cause of lung cancer is extremely closely related to cigarette smoking. The increase in the incidence of lung cancer is parallel to the increase in cigarette sales. Cigarettes contain benzopyrene and other carcinogens. Inhalation of cigarette smoke or tar application in experimental animals can induce respiratory tract and skin cancer. The incidence of lung cancer among those with smoking habits is >
times higher than that of non-smokers. The incidence of lung cancer among those who smoke heavily is even higher, >
times higher than that of non-smokers. At the end of this century, with the increasing number of female smokers in Western European countries, the incidence of lung cancer in female patients has also increased significantly. Among clinically diagnosed lung cancer cases, those who smoke more than >
cigarettes per day for >
years account for >%
or more. Long-term smoking can cause bronchial mucosal epithelial cell proliferation, squamous metaplasia, and induce squamous epithelial carcinoma or undifferentiated small cell carcinoma. Although non-smokers can also develop lung cancer, adenocarcinoma is more common. >
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Occupational factors>
.> After years of investigation and research, it is currently believed that occupations in contact with the following substances are related to the occurrence of lung cancer: Asbestos , arsenic compounds, chromium compounds, nickel compounds, dichloroethers, ionizing radiation, mustard gas, and polycyclic aromatics in soot, tar and petroleum. Factors suspected to be related to the occurrence of lung cancer include: beryllium, cadmium, lead, vinyl chloride, acrylonitrile, chlorobenzene, thioalkanes, glass fiber, silica dust, talc, aldehydes, etc., as well as foundry, rubber production, welding, construction , paints, production and application of certain pesticides, oil refining and other industries. For example, the number of asbestos workers dying of lung cancer is >
times that of the general population, and the risk of lung cancer among smokers among asbestos workers is >
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times that of the general population. This is the relationship between smoking and asbestos. due to synergy. >
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Air pollution and other environmental pollution>
.> If industrial waste gas is not treated properly, it can pollute the environment and atmosphere inside and outside factories and mines. In addition, the large amounts of coal, diesel, and gasoline burned every day in cities, as well as the paving of asphalt roads and the use of motor vehicles, can lead to air pollution in densely populated areas. What is disturbing is that environmental pollution is still one of the important causes of illness and death among urban residents. In general, more than %
of lung cancer cases in cities are caused by air pollution. Oil fume and soot pollution in the kitchen are one of the causes of lung cancer in non-smoking women. In recent years, stones, paints, floor glues, plastic ornaments, adhesives, etc. used in interior decoration have caused indoor pollution. >
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Indoor Radon Pollution>
.> Radon is a radioactive substance that is widely present in soil, rocks, and building materials in nature. . It is a product of the decay of uranium and radium. Isotopes of radon and their decay products are called radon daughters. As long as there is radon, its daughters will be present, and radon and its daughters are harmful to human health. Radon can enter indoors through gaps in the foundation, buildings, joints of building materials, and loose parts of pipes entering the room. Radon may also escape into the room from building materials. The standard for radon concentration in indoor air set by our country is >
Beck>/
cubic meter. >
Since 2009, our country has surveyed >
office buildings and residences in >
cities and found that >.%
of those with excessive radon levels
, up to >
Beck >/
Cubic meters. Internationally, it is believed that the death rate from lung cancer among people exposed to >
~>
Baker>/
cubic meters of radon concentration is >
times that of people under normal exposure levels. Some studies estimate that there are >.
10,000 radon-induced cancer cases in the United States each year. Radon is considered the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States after smoking. The World Health Organization estimates that >%
~>
of all lung cancer patients in various countries are caused by indoor radon exposure. >
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Chronic lung diseases>
.> Chronic bronchitis, tuberculosis, silicosis, pneumoconiosis, etc. are significantly related to the risk of lung cancer. Even among patients with sarcoidosis and interstitial pulmonary fibrosis, the relative risk of lung cancer is higher. >
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Diet and Nutrition>
.> Vitamins>
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Deficiency and deficiency in lung cancer patients more prominent. Long-term lack of vitamins, vitamins, carotene and trace elements (zinc, selenium) in food can easily lead to lung cancer. >
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Seven>)
Intrinsic factors of the human body>
.> Multi-gene mutations of oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes in the human body cause multi-stage cell damage and Fix errors that eventually cause cancer. Other factors such as family inheritance, reduced immune function, metabolic activity, and endocrine dysfunction may also play a certain role in promoting the onset of lung cancer. >
.> The above reasons are all likely to cause lung cancer, so we should focus on prevention as much as possible. >
.> Now let’s talk about what are the symptoms of lung cancer>?
The onset of lung cancer has a long incubation period and is hidden. There are no obvious symptoms in the early stage, and the symptoms are diverse and lack specificity. Therefore, lung cancer The misdiagnosis rate is relatively high, accounting for >%~%
, which should be taken seriously. The reasons are analyzed as follows: >
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Cough, chest pain, chest tightness, and fever are easily confused with other diseases. >
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Some symptoms of lung cancer do not correspond to the location of the disease, which are called extrapulmonary symptoms> (
will be described in detail later>)
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Some patients have mild symptoms or no symptoms at all, making early detection difficult. >
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Symptoms caused by primary tumors>
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Cough: the most common initial symptom. Depending on the size and location of the tumor, it can manifest as dry cough, paroxysmal cough, cough with wheezing sound, cough with metallic sound, or the nature of the cough changes, and the cough relieving effect is not good. >
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Hemoptysis: accounting for >%
~>%
, persistent or intermittent blood in the sputum, rarely massive hemoptysis. >
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Chest tightness or pain: >%
, persistent dull pain, dull pain, and chest heaviness. >
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Shortness of breath: Common diseases such as bronchospasm, obstruction, lung infection, atelectasis or pleural effusion cause shortness of breath to varying degrees. >
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Weight loss: obvious in the late stage. >
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Fever: caused by cancer focus fever or obstructive pneumonia. >
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Symptoms caused by local expansion of tumors>
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Chest pain: manifestations involving the parietal pleura or chest wall. >
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Dyspnea: Intraluminal tumors cause stenosis, obstruction or protrusion of large airways>(
Bronchial bifurcation>)
Widely invaded>< br/>Tumors or enlarged lymph nodes compress the trachea and large bronchi>
The lesions are extensive and are common in alveolar cancer>
Tumors invade the pleura and pericardium to form pleural effusion and pericardial effusion>
Tumors that invade the phrenic nerve can cause dyspnea. >
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Hoarseness: When the tumor invades the recurrent laryngeal nerve, it can cause hoarseness and the speech becomes >&
whispering>&
. >
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Paradoxical breathing: caused by compression of the ipsilateral phrenic nerve, elevation of the diaphragm, and slow movement of the diaphragm. >
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Dyphagia: Lung cancer metastasizes to mediastinal lymph nodes and compresses the esophagus, causing difficulty in eating. >
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Swelling of the head and face: Tumor compresses the superior vena cava>,
causing swelling of the head and face, which is superior vena cava syndrome. Symptoms such as red and purple skin, dizziness, vertigo, and nasal congestion may occur, which are aggravated when lying down. In addition, swelling of the upper limbs and neck also often occurs. >
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Ptosis: Violates the cervical sympathetic ganglion, causing ipsilateral miosis, ptosis, enophthalmos, and forehead hypohidrosis, which is called >
syndrome . >
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Symptoms of distant metastasis of cancer Brain metastasis: headache, vomiting, pupil dilation or asymmetry, etc.>
Bone metastasis: can metastasize to the ribs, spine, pelvis, Causes bone destruction>
Liver metastasis: hepatomegaly, liver pain, jaundice, ascites, anorexia, etc.>
Distant lymph node metastasis: swollen lymph nodes in places such as the supraclavicle, and may form masses in the later stages. >
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Extrapulmonary manifestations caused by cancer>
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Hypertrophic pulmonary osteoarthropathy: Clubbing of the fingers and toes may occur in patients with lung cancer. Some patients initially present with migratory and deep burning pain in large joints. Squamous cell carcinoma is common. >
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Secretion of gonadotropins: male [banned word] development. >
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Secreting adrenocorticotropic hormone-like substances: causing progressive muscle weakness, moon face, neck, trunk or general obesity, purple streaks on the skin of the abdomen and legs, edema of the limbs, Symptoms such as high blood pressure, elevated urine sugar and hypokalemia, namely >
syndrome, are more common in small cell lung cancer. >
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Hypersecretion of antidiuretic hormone: Symptoms in such cases are mostly caused by drainage disorders, such as fatigue, confusion, nausea, convulsions, etc. Laboratory results may show obvious hyponatremia. , hypoosmolaremia, continuous excretion of sodium in urine, urine osmotic pressure higher than plasma osmotic pressure, etc., which are more common in small cell lung cancer. >
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Neuromuscular disease: Myasthenia occurs. Symptoms of weakness often appear in proximal muscle groups, especially pelvic muscle groups and thigh muscle groups. The muscles in the above parts have weakness, Tiredness and even pain may also occur, and symptoms such as polymyositis may occur, which is more common in small cell lung cancer. >
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Facial flushing, etc.: Carcinoid syndrome caused by excessive tryptamine secretion in the body, such as cheek flushing, asthma, tachycardia and watery diarrhea etc., more common in small cell lung cancer and adenocarcinoma. >
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Skin lesions: dermatomyositis, acanthosis nigricans, scleroderma, etc. are more common in adenocarcinoma. >
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Coagulation disease: Migratory thrombophlebitis may occur, often appearing in the upper limbs, often migrating, or fixed in one place. >
.> If you meet the above symptoms, you need to go to the hospital for diagnosis. I have made the following summary of the hospital’s treatment options. As shown in the figure>
.> Regarding the limitations or reasons for failure of the above treatment conditions, it is recommended that the patient be given a conservative treatment of traditional Chinese medicine during the treatment period. >
.> Traditional Chinese medicine treatment is the main treatment method for patients in the middle and late stages. Improving the quality of life and prolonging the survival time of these patients are the main goals of treatment. Many studies have found that the extremely small amount of ginsenosides in red ginseng can effectively inhibit the proliferation of lung cancer cells and induce their differentiation and apoptosis. Bringing new hope to lung cancer patients. Ginsenosides>
Treatment of lung cancer has the following characteristics:>
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Inhibits lung cancer cell proliferation and prolongs patient survival. >
.> The reason why lung cancer progresses so quickly is mainly because the proliferation rate of cancer cells is much higher than that of normal cells. Ginsenosides>
can inhibit the proliferation of lung cancer cells, inhibit the growth of cancer cells, and reverse the morphology and subcellular structure of some cancer cells to normal, thereby delaying the progression of the disease, reducing lung cancer metastasis, and prolonging patient survival. Expect. >
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It can play an anti-tumor role by improving the body's immunity. >
.> Lung cancer patients are in a state of low immunity, especially those undergoing chemotherapy>(
Chemotherapy drugs are generally immunosuppressive drugs>)
. When immune function is low, tumors are difficult to control and tend to accelerate recurrence or metastasis. Therefore, improving the body's immunity is particularly important for the treatment of lung cancer. Ginsenosides>
can not only improve>
the activity of cells, but also enhance the>
activity with positive immunomodulatory effects, thereby enhancing the body's immune function and exerting its anti-tumor effects. >
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Reduce the side effects of chemotherapy and improve patients’ quality of life. >
.> The anti-tumor chemotherapy drugs currently used in clinical practice all have varying degrees of toxic and side effects. While they kill tumor cells, they also kill cells in normal tissues, especially the blood and lymph nodes that thrive in the human body. Tissue cells, etc., causing digestive system, hematopoietic system, immune system, nervous system, skin and mucous membrane reactions, cardiac reactions, pulmonary toxic reactions, renal dysfunction and other reactions. Ginsenosides>
can reduce the toxic side effects of chemotherapy, significantly improve patients' symptoms such as low white blood cells, fatigue, susceptibility to infection, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, hair loss, sexual dysfunction, etc., and improve patients' quality of life. >
.> Ginsenosides>
Extensive anti-cancer activity, diverse anti-cancer mechanisms, and no toxic side effects. It is being recognized and respected by more and more liver cancer patients. Currently, there are products containing ginsenosides>
's product is on the market, I believe it will bring new hope to liver cancer patients>!
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