If there is a nodule in the lungs, how will it affect the lungs?

Regarding the question of whether lung nodules will malignantly transform into lung cancer, Qian Yanfang, director of traditional Chinese medicine at Beijing Sihui West District Hospital, said that it is probably the most common question I have heard from patients in the clinical outpatient clinic, and almost every patient with pulmonary nodules who comes to see him will ask this question.

In fact, the answer is simple, yes, but not all.

The vast majority of lung nodules do not turn into lung cancer, and more nodules are benign and do not grow again after a certain size. For such nodules, if there are no other symptoms, it is okay to observe them all the time.

Hearing this, many patients with pulmonary nodules breathed a sigh of relief and felt that they were okay and that they did not need to continue to go to the hospital. Not so! It must be noted that although the rate of cancer of lung nodules is not high, they should not be negligent for three reasons:

1. Lung nodules are the most important precancerous lesions in the formation of lung cancer, so to speak, once lung nodules are found, you are equivalent to walking on a road to lung cancer, although the real end of the people is less than thirty percent, but you should not use your life to gamble on the majority.

Second, the so-called probability of cancer is not large, in fact, it is an average value, with the different constitution of the patient, the nodule shape is different, the probability of cancer is constantly changing. Qian Yanfang, director of traditional Chinese medicine at Beijing Sihui West District Hospital, said that for example, the patient mentioned in **, she had found lung cancer before, which had been removed, and now a new nodule was found, so the probability of this nodule being lung cancer ** is relatively large.

There are also some patients with pulmonary nodules who have relatives who have had lung cancer, or their own lung nodules are large and grow rapidly, which will increase the chance of malignant transformation of pulmonary nodules. For this kind of high-risk nodules, it can not be ignored, especially dangerous ones should be excised in advance, and those that are small in size and cannot be operated on will need to be conditioned by traditional Chinese medicine.

3. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, pulmonary nodules do not appear for no reason, they must be deep-seated visceral problems in the body, which are fed back to the lungs as pulmonary nodules, gastrointestinal as intestinal polyps, gastric polyps, and breasts and thyroids, forming their own lesions.

Pulmonary nodules themselves may be benign, but the root cause of the problem behind them will be fed back to other organs, causing new lesions such as gastrointestinal polyps, breast nodules, and thyroid nodules, and it is difficult to say whether those are benign or not.

If you want to completely resolve the pulmonary nodules and the hidden dangers behind them, you should still consider using traditional Chinese medicine to regulate, and professional Chinese medicine physicians can find the root cause of the disease and eradicate the nodules so that they will no longer be able to dissipate.

I am Qian Yanfang, a traditional Chinese medicine oncologist, specializing in the clinical treatment of tumors for more than 40 years, and Qian Yanfang, director of traditional Chinese medicine of Beijing Sihui West District Hospital, said that he is good at using the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine** Lung cancer, stomach cancer, liver cancer and other common cancers, if you have tumor-related troubles, you can contact me by private message.

It can affect the health of the lungs, which may cause tumors in the lungs, may also lead to lung cancer, may also cause the spread of the disease, will also affect your breathing, and may also compress your nerves, all of which will affect the lungs.

It can have very serious effects on the lungs, and can even lead to worsening of the condition, and can also cause the digestive function of the lungs to become disordered. It can also affect the normal breathing of the lungs. Diseases that cause lesions in the surrounding organs to affect the function of the kidneys and lead to worsening of the lungs.

There are many causes of lung nodules, such as people who work in highly polluted environments, and are more likely to develop lung nodules. Chronic lung disease can also lead to nodules in the lungs. For example, chronic emphysema, tuberculosis and pneumonia are reversed.

Many people develop lung nodules, most likely due to infection. Many people experience chest tightness and shortness of breath after an infection with a nodule in their lungs. At this time, the disease is extensive, and even co-infection, which may lead to bronchiectasis and even emphysema, mainly manifested as chest tightness and shortness of breath.

Normally, there are no nodules. Sometimes these nodules are diseased and may seriously affect the lymph. The carcinogenic rate will be high.

There are no nodules in the lungs of a normal person. Nodules in the lungs are caused by round, abnormal lesions in the lungs. Pulmonary nodules are an unknown symptom.

The larger the lung nodule, the more severe the condition. Fever, cough, sputum production, hemoptysis, and massive hemoptysis may occur, especially if pathologic biopsy confirms malignant lesions. Severe cases can be life-threatening, and the disease is more harmful to the body.

No. It will cause phlegm, it will also lead to a decrease in respiratory function, it will lead to heart damage and it will also lead to ** damage, there will be a lot of macules, and it will also lead to hair loss.

Tuberculosis, fungal infections, hemangiomas, hamartomas, etc.

Extended Materials. In fact, the formation of nodules is related to the fact that we inhale a certain amount of dust and cannot be discharged, but nodules will be formed when dust is deposited in the body. It is important to know that people who have been engaged in coal mining for a long time are at high risk of pulmonary nodules.

Nodules are benign and malignant, not to say that all outcomes are malignant, and the existence of benign nodules will not affect our human body functions, but some people's nodules will become bigger and bigger, but benign nodules are still malignant nodules, and the size of the sister itself has a close relationship, and the bigger the chance of change, the greater the chance of change. Therefore, if you find that your nodule has suddenly become larger during the examination, you must pay attention to it.

In fact, we can also make a little judgment on the nature of the nodule in ordinary times. For example, if the nodule edge is smooth and flat, like a ball, then there is no need to worry too much, most of the nodules formed by this edge are benign.

Secondly, we can also see if the nodule is mobile, and now the close mobility is very poor, and now the sister needs to reproduce cells, expand her territory, and further deteriorate by squeezing and robbing it of the energy and chassis of the benign cells, so it generally evolves some tentacles and firmly roots itself in this place, so its mobility is relatively poor.

With the continuous improvement of imaging technology and examination methods, more and more small lung nodules have been found in recent years, and some of them are early lung cancer. Lung cancer is currently the malignant tumor with the highest incidence and mortality in the world, and the incidence of lung cancer is increasing in China due to the progress of industrialization and urbanization.

There are many causes of small nodules in the lungs, and nodules can be benign or malignant. In addition to malignant lung cancer, many benign diseases can also manifest as small nodules in the lungs, such as inflammatory infections, the most common being inflammatory granulomas, which is also a manifestation of small lung nodules.

In addition, there are certain infections, such as tuberculosis and fungal infections, which also show nodular changes in the lungs; Some benign tumors, such as hemangiomas, hamartomas, etc., also appear as small nodules in the lungs. Small lung nodules in these conditions often do not need to be surgically removed and resolve with medications. Or through the normal immune function of the human body, the lesion will disappear, so for such a benign small nodule, there is no need for surgery.

Lung nodules are a common lung lesion that can be either benign or malignant.

The occurrence of pulmonary nodules can be due to a variety of reasons, the most common of which are diseases such as pneumonia, tuberculosis, lung cancer, etc.

Pneumonia is a common lung disease that can cause the formation of nodules in the lungs.

Pneumonia can be caused by viruses, bacteria, or fungi, and it causes inflammation of the lung tissues, which can lead to the formation of nodules.

Tuberculosis is a common lung disease that can cause the formation of nodules in the lungs.

Tuberculosis is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, which causes inflammation of the lung tissues, which can lead to the formation of nodules.

Lung cancer is a common lung disease that can cause the formation of nodules in the lungs.

Lung cancer is caused by lung cancer cells, which causes inflammation of the lung tissues, which can lead to the formation of nodules.

In addition, lung nodules can also be caused by lung infections, lung trauma, lung inflammation, lung stones, etc.

The occurrence of lung nodules can be diagnosed in a variety of ways, the most common of which is to examine lung nodules through techniques such as X-rays, CT scans, ultrasonography, etc.

There are also many ways to treat lung nodules, the most common of which are radiation, chemotherapy and surgery.

Radiation** can eliminate lung nodules, while chemotherapy and surgery** can eliminate lung locust cancer cells, resulting in lung nodules.

In conclusion, the occurrence of pulmonary nodules can be caused by a variety of reasons, can be diagnosed in a variety of ways, and can be achieved through radiation**, chemotherapy, and surgery**.

Therefore, when a lung nodule is found, it is necessary to seek medical attention in time for timely diagnosis and **.

The impact of pulmonary nodules is closely related to the size of pulmonary nodules and the nature of pulmonary nodules. Some pulmonary nodules are isolated and may be old lesions or early lung cancer, in which case there may be no clinical symptoms. However, some pulmonary nodules are relatively large in diameter and may involve important structures, such as interlobar fissures or pleura, which can cause symptoms of chest pain.

There are also some malignant pulmonary nodules that have metastasized to distant sites, which can lead to corresponding manifestations, such as bone metastases, which can cause symptoms of bone pain, and intracranial metastases may cause vomiting, headache and other related manifestations. Pulmonary nodules may sometimes be caused by tuberculosis, and pulmonary nodules caused by tuberculosis may also have night sweats, low-grade fever and other related manifestations.