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Hello, sympathy to you, told you that it is a very high probability of lung cancer. The basis is:

1.Blood in the sputum.

2.Huge soft tissue lumps, usually the tumor only grows so big.

Degree. The body temperature is not high. In case of inflammation, the body temperature should be high.

4.Small lymph nodes may be seen in the mediastinum. It is estimated to be mediastinal lymph node metastasis. CT is normal and intraseptal lymph nodes are not visible.

5.The density is uneven, and low-density shadows are visible within it. It is estimated that the tumor is too large and the center is necrotic.

I don't know if your description is complete, but the only thing to be thankful for right now is that there is no pleural effusion. The diagnosis of bullae can be confirmed.

If you are still not at ease, you can do a CT puncture, and it will be qualitative at one time.

The bullae can be left alone for the time being, because it is not the main contradiction.

Now the main problem is a huge mass in the right upper lung, and it stands to reason that the most common neoplastic lesion in the lung is lung cancer, but it is strange,** It stands to reason that the symptoms have appeared for more than a year, the lump has grown so big, there are some adhesions with the surrounding tissues, and the pleura and even the ribs may also be affected, but the report does not mention it, as if it means that there is no surrounding invasion, then the diagnosis of lung cancer cannot be said, plus the lymph nodes of the mediastinum are not large (but Kobayashi's eighth session does not have much significance) It is even less supportive of lung cancer (such a large lung cancer mediastinum does not have enlarged lymph nodes). It is recommended that you do a contrast-enhanced CT or a needle biopsy from a thoracic surgeon to confirm the diagnosis.

Historically, it looks like a malignant tumor, but the description of the image is a bit ambiguous, so it's best to send the picture to take a look.

Lung cancer is more likely to swell, and it is more likely to swell faster. Because if there is an infection in the lungs, there will be no "clear breath sounds in both lungs, and dry and wet onset rales and pleural friction rubs are not heard." In this way, when you suffer from infectious lung diseases such as colds, pneumonia, and tuberculosis, you will hear the murmur mentioned above.

It is best to be hospitalized**, and the diagnosis is more accurate when the lower broclonoscopy is done.

I wish your father a speedy **!

Not confirmed, hospitalized for further investigation**. Because, the diagnosis of cancer requires pathological support. CT is also only a suspected diagnosis.

Simple way to deal with it.

1.CT with contrast

2.Cells are found in the sputum (the positive rate is relatively low).

3.If there is pleural effusion, a water test and pathology examination are performed.

4.Bronchoscopic biopsy of pathology.

5.Needle biopsy pathology.

4,5 are the most reliable methods of diagnosis.

According to the information you provided, the patient's problem is quite serious. May be a lung malignancy. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for a check-up and early surgery or chemoradiotherapy. Good luck to your dad soon**.

In this case, it is recommended that patients pay attention to their diet, low fat, low salt, low sugar, low calorie, control the staple food at 80% full, eat more vegetables, especially foods with high fiber content, eat less pasta and rice, and strengthen physical exercise.

Prohibited foods include: sugar, red tang, glucose and sweets made from sugar, such as candies, pastries, jams, preserves, ice cream, sweet drinks, etc. In addition, potatoes, yams, taro, lotus roots, garlic sprouts, carrots, etc., which contain more carbohydrates, should be used less or reduce the corresponding amount of staple foods after eating.

Lard, butter, foreign oil, cream, butter, etc., which are rich in saturated fatty acids, are used sparingly, and it is best not to use them. Vegetable oil can be used instead of some animal oil, peanuts, walnuts, sesame, melon seeds also contain a lot of fat, try not to eat or eat less or reduce oil intake.

Lymph nodes are found throughout the body, but only superficial areas are palpable.

The neck, submandibular area, supraclavicular fossa, axilla, groin, etc. are the easiest to feel. When the lymph nodes are swollen, there are round, oval or cord-like nodules under the **, but even so, because the lymph nodes are soft, it is difficult for people who have not studied medical palpation to perceive them!

Judging from your description, it is unlikely that the lymph nodes are swollen, and the lymph nodes in the inner part of the knee are deep and cannot be easily palpated, so it should be inflammation and swelling caused by tissue hyperplasia or infection (if there is redness, swelling, heat, and pain).

I think it's tissue proliferation! However, just in case, it is recommended that you go to the hospital to have a B-ultrasound to have a look, it is not expensive, and you really don't feel at ease to do a tissue biopsy! (I'm not an expert, I'm just a medical student, my own opinion, I hope it's useful, hehe.) ）

It's still relatively quick to go to the hospital to see.

It should be a symptom of kidney yin deficiency, and its main symptoms are soreness and weakness in the waist and knees, five heart irritability, and the following symptoms: dizziness, tinnitus, weight loss, insomnia, hot flashes, night sweats, dry throat, impotence in men, sperm loss**, short and yellow urine.

Guidance: Suggestion: According to your current description, I personally think that the first thing to do is to correct your daily routine, and in addition, relieve your stress. Usually take some neuromodulation drugs.

In addition, your current performance, you can also find some experienced old Chinese medicine to adjust, a bit of yin deficiency and internal heat.

Hello, based on the situation you described, it is considered to be menstrual blood in the stool. Menstrual blood in the stool refers to the fact that some women will have symptoms of blood in the stool before the onset of menstruation or during the menstrual period, but the blood in the stool gradually stops after menstruation. It is also called a bad period or a wrong period.

This symptom can be seen in endometriosis.

I'm sorry, yours should be endometriosis, you can go to the hospital for checkup. Ectopic endometrium can occur in different parts of the body, but the vast majority are located in the pelvis, of which pelvic endoperitoneal disorder accounts for about 75%; More than half of the ovaries are affected, and about 50% of the ovaries are affected at the same time; About 7% and 37% involve the bowel; 16% involved the urinary tract. Extrapelvic endosis is common in the scar of cesarean section and lateral resection, and rarely in the umbilicus, lungs, musculoskeletal, stomach, liver, eyes, and brain.

Lang Jinghe divided endopathy into four types: peritoneal, ovarian, deep infiltrate, and other sites [4]. According to the morphology of endosis lesions, Japanese scholars can be divided into non-pigmented lesions, pigmented lesions and secondary lesions under laparoscopy. Pigmented lesions include small hyaline vesicles, serous vesicles, and superficial bulges.

Pigmented lesions include purple-blue nodules, bloody vesicles, scattered cinder-like foci, heme-containing staining, punctate hemorrhage, and subserous hemorrhage.