Is there a high recurrence rate after surgery for early stage lung cancer?

Although the quality of life has improved a lot in all aspects of our lives, the incidence of diseases in the human body has also increased a lot, especially cancerAnd we all know that the sooner cancer is operated on, the better, so is there a high rate after surgery for early lung cancer? In fact, this problem is very simple, because it is an early stage, so the ** rate is very low, but in ordinary life, we should also pay attention to not regularly eat foods that are easy to cause cancer, which will increase the ** rate after surgery.

In our ordinary life, we all know that no matter what the disease, the sooner the operation, the better, because in the later stage or after the late stage, the body is affected very much, and in the early stage, the cancer cells are very few, if the surgery is carried out at the early time, then the cancer cells that need to be treated will be relatively few, and the treatment will be relatively clean, so the rate of early lung cancer after surgery will be very low, and this is why many doctors recommend that cancer patients should do surgery as soon as possible.

In our current life, our pressure is getting bigger and bigger, so many people will go to eat barbecue after work at night, and food is easy to produce carcinogens after charcoal grilling, and this is also the reason why the incidence of cancer is getting higher and higher, but if you carefully observe the people around you, you will find a problem, people who like to eat barbecue at night, some people will have a low incidence of cancer, in fact, because at night, their food is not only barbecue, they will also drink tea, And we all know that tea contains substances that can inhibit cancer cells, so it is recommended that people who love barbecue can also drink more tea.

Although the rate of early lung cancer surgery is very low, we should always pay attention to the usual diet, such as barbecue, we should eat as little as possible, just like the cold in our life, after a person has a cold, if you continue to eat cold things, it will make the cold more serious, the same reason, if you want to ensure that the rate of early lung cancer surgery is very low, you must have a good diet.

The rate of early lung cancer surgery is not particularly high, and such early lung cancer surgery can completely return to normal for patients, so it is necessary to ** as soon as possible.

It's not too high, but there is also the possibility of **, usually pay more attention, develop good eating habits, and go to the hospital regularly for re-examination, which can only be said to minimize the ** rate.

The chance of early lung cancer surgery is very low, as long as the surgery is good and the lesion is cleaned, then the chance is very small.

There is a chance of lung cancer after early surgery. Any malignancy is possible after surgery, but the probability of lesions smaller than 2 cm is relatively low. For postoperative patients, staging and tumor differentiation should be determined in combination with pathology.

The lower the degree of differentiation, the worse the prognosis. Therefore, postoperative chemotherapy is recommended to reduce the likelihood of lung cancer**. Typically, four to six courses of chemotherapy are required after surgery.

** After that, it is best to review it regularly.

The rate of early stage lung cancer** after surgery is 10%-30%, especially the rate of ** after five years after surgery is relatively low. The so-called early lung cancer refers to the size of the tumor less than 3cm, and there is no hilar lymph node metastasis or mediastinal lymph node metastasis. There is no distant metastasis, and the purpose of the first can usually be achieved through the first surgical excision at this time.

Postoperative surgery is still early, and postoperative adjuvant radiotherapy, chemotherapy, targeting** or immunization** can be dispensed with. If there are hilar lymph node metastases, postoperative adjuvant chemotherapy or targeted therapy** is indicated, especially if there is a genetic mutation.

Of course, for early stage lung cancer, postoperative dynamic observation and follow-up is required, and the lung CT scan plus enhancement is generally re-examined every three months within the first two years to find out whether there is a possibility of local **, and it is also necessary to improve the whole body bone scan, liver MRI, and head MRI plus enhancement to find out whether there is distant metastasis.

The prognosis of patients with early stage of non-small cell lung cancer is still very good after active surgery, and the 5-year survival rate can reach more than 780%, and the probability of postoperative surgery is not particularly large. Under normal circumstances, the rate of early postoperative lung cancer is about 20% or 30%, and the postoperative rate can be reduced through active chemotherapy and radiotherapy or a combination of traditional Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, and the 5-year survival rate of patients can be improved. The early stage of lung cancer often refers to lung cancer with a diameter of less than 2cm, and for patients with early stage of lung cancer, especially patients with non-small cell lung cancer, surgery is usually the first choice.

Precautions after lung cancer surgery are as follows:

1. Non-smoking: avoid contact with factors that cause lung cancer;

2. Exercise: encourage you to start getting out of bed the next day after surgery, actively cough and produce sputum, and accelerate recovery;

3. ****: According to the type of pathology, special drugs are usually not used after surgery, and **** is advocated, such as preventing infection, strengthening wound dressing, and promoting wound healing.

In the first year after surgery, it will be rechecked every three months, every six months in the second and third years, and once a year after three years, and it can be ** after five years. Doctors can do tests based on the person's symptoms.

The rate of stage ** can reach 60%-70%, and this part of the patients can be completely**, and the **rate is about 20%-30%. More than half of the population will be localized, and only 20%-30% of the population can be in a state of long-term control, and most patients will eventually be in the state.

Although it is a relatively common physical reaction after lung cancer surgery, not every patient will have lung cancer, and whether lung cancer is ** has a lot to do with the malignancy of the tumor, the patient's physical condition and the time.

Hello, it depends on which type of cancer is more malignant if it's poorly differentiated, and it's less malignant if it's well-differentiated cancer.

Yes, surgery is generally required**. After surgery, the chance is not high, generally 5-10%.

If you need drugs, depending on the severity of lung cancer, the probability is very high, and it should be timely.