Is a sudden urinary tract infection a bad sign in patients with advanced lung cancer?

A sudden urinary tract infection in patients with advanced lung cancer is a very bad presentation. Lung cancer is a malignant tumor that occurs in the lungs, which are the respiratory organs of our body. When lung cancer occurs, our breathing condition may become very poor.

It often presents with dyspnea or tachypnea, which is manifested on imaging as the part of the diseased lung that has no lung function. The lungs contain our alveoli and pulmonary capillaries, as well as the lung interstitium.

Our alveoli are the place where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged, and when lung cancer occurs, the alveoli become ineffective alveoli. It does not have the effect of exchanging gases, which leads to our ventilation and ventilation disorders. Our lung interstitium is some capillaries or lymphatic vessels, and when lung cancer occurs, if lung cancer metastases in the lymphatic vessels, it may lead to lymphatic blockage.

When lung cancer tumors compress capillaries, it may cause proximal ischemia and distal necrosis.

When lung cancer occurs in the body, the whole person's defense mechanism is very low. And because the lungs are our respiratory tract, when the body's resistance is reduced, some infectious diseases will occur, such as pneumonia. However, our pneumonia is all caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae and Staphylococcus aureus.

When this germ spreads to other blood vessels, it can be complicated by inflammation in other organs.

In the event of a sudden urinary tract infection, patients with advanced lung cancer may have oligouria or metastasis of other organs such as the kidneys. When urinary tract infections occur, they may cause frequent urination, urgency, and painful urination. If you are a woman with lung cancer, the urinary tract infection may become a retrograde infection, which can cause infection of the gastrointestinal tract or other places.

When the whole body is infected, it will show strong toxic symptoms, such as fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, etc., which is very life-threatening.

A sudden urinary tract infection in patients with advanced lung cancer is not a sign of a bad condition. Because lung cancer itself is prone to urinary tract infections, this condition is very normal.

Sudden urinary tract infection does not mean that it is a bad performance, patients with advanced lung cancer have low body resistance and are prone to infection, and the disease itself will easily cause urinary tract infection, so it can be tested in time, confirmed examination, and carried out**.

Yes. Patients with advanced lung cancer are in a very serious stage, which can cause various discomforts in the patient's body and cannot avoid sudden urinary tract infection.