Symptoms of advanced lung cancer, how long can you live with lung cancer

Analysis: Hello, the heart can be divided into left and right sides in terms of function, each responsible for different circulatory pathways. The left heart is responsible for transporting blood through the aorta to the circulation throughout the body, and then flows back to the right heart through the superior and inferior vena cava, which is called systemic circulation (also known as macrocirculation); The right side of the heart is responsible for transporting blood from the pulmonary artery to the lungs and back to the left heart through the pulmonary veins, which is called the pulmonary circulation

When left heart failure, it causes an increase in venous pressure in the lungs, resulting in hydrops, and if the trigger comes on quickly and acutely, it can cause acute hydrops. The initial symptoms of acute hydrops may be just coughing, especially in the middle of the night, which is characterized by an inability to lie flat, and is often mistaken for tracheal inflammation or a cold. In fact, if you have dyspnea, shortness of breath, paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea, orthopnea, or even having to sit and sleep, you should not ignore it, which is one of the clinical symptoms of acute hydropneumonia.

Acute hydrops is also often found in the autumn and winter when the weather becomes colder, and the main ones are coronary artery disease, systemic hypertension, enlarged myocardial disease, valvular heart disease, myocarditis, uremia, etc. Acute hydrops can be exacerbated by poor blood pressure control, arrhythmia, infection, fluid overload, anemia, stress, or poor patient compliance. **Mainly diuretics are used to enhance the excretion of sodium and water, which helps to reduce blood volume and reduce congestion of pulmonary blood vessels; Cardiac agents are used to increase myocardial contractility, improve left ventricular function, and increase cardiac output; Arterial vasodilators are used to dilate arterioles and reduce systemic vascular resistance; Intravenous vasodilators are used to reduce the amount of blood returning to the heart and to reduce the filling pressure in the left ventricle.

Non-medication** includes correcting triggers, limiting salt (less than 2 grams per day), limiting water (less than 1200 ml per day), moderately limiting the amount of activity to relax the mood, exercising more, wishing you a speedy **, and the health of the whole family.

For the current advanced stage of cancer, the cancer cells have metastasized, at this time, it is not meaningful to pass **, only through drug chemotherapy and radiotherapy to control the disease, delay life, pay attention to the diet do not eat spicy food, how long can it be prolonged, generally depends on the patient's physical problems.

Hydrops in the lungs after the advanced stage of lung cancer** indicates that the patient may have metastasized, and lung cancer itself is relatively easy to metastasize, which is related to the physiological structure of the lungs. Now it's more susceptible to infection.

Guidance: At present, the patient should be mainly based on the accumulation of water in the lungs, and can use the method of pumping water, while paying attention to infection control. The survival time of patients is related to the patient's physique, and increasing nutrition and maintaining a comfortable mood are helpful to the survival time of patients.

Question 1: How long can patients with advanced lung cancer and hydrops in the lungs live There is no correct number for this. Because considering the age of the patient, it is recommended to use pure natural Chinese herbal medicine, which has a unique effect on advanced malignant tumors and advanced lung cancer, and is safe, will not cause any harm and toxicity to the body, reduce pain, prolong life, and improve the quality of life.

Question 2: How long can you live with hydrops in lung cancer Hello, survival depends on the severity of the patient's condition and the body's sensitivity to drugs, as well as a reasonable plan. Everyone is different and it is recommended to adopt (and follow through as well) to alleviate symptoms and pain and prolong life.

Question 3: How long can you live for lung cancer at the age of 93 with hydrops This is the severity of this need to be seen by a doctor, and the elderly are older, so they need to be controlled, relieved, and relieved in time. If the diet is okay, you can choose traditional Chinese medicine, which is less harmful to the body.

What should I do if I have advanced lung cancer? It should be done in a timely manner to reduce patient suffering.

Hydrops, if the patient has no other complications, the body is relatively good, and the condition is mild, then it can be cured.

It is usually relieved by diuretics and, if necessary, thoracentesis.

If the patient has other serious systemic diseases, or if the body is relatively weak and severe, then it may not be able to **, and even lead to death.

The health consultation is for study and reference only, and it is recommended to go to the local regular hospital as soon as possible if you feel unwell.

Lung cancer should be paid attention to

Hydrops in advanced lung cancer are mainly used to eliminate hydrops, eliminate uncomfortable symptoms, improve the quality of life, and prolong life.

Hydrops in lung cancer means that the cancer cells have metastasized, indicating that there have been cancer cells falling off into the pleural fluid, if not timely** will cause the patient's tumor to metastasize to the pleura, which will seriously affect the patient's life, it is recommended that the patient can be surgically removed**, and after surgery, it is also necessary to go to the hospital for regular examinations to prevent the condition from becoming serious.

In the process of lung cancer metastasis, some cancerous cells will shed into the pleural fluid, and as the tumor of lung cancer patients gradually increases, it will invade the chest wall tissue and compress the lung and visceral pleura, affecting the reabsorption of fluid and protein, and the accumulation of fluid in the pleural cavity will form pleural effusion. If the symptoms of pleural effusion are not treated in time, it can still lead to severe clinical symptoms and even cause tumors to metastasize like parietal pleura.