How long can you live with lung cancer metastasis

How long can a person live with lung cancer metastasis? With the increase in factories, the air quality has seriously declined, the probability of lung cancer is getting higher and higher, and the complications are also increasing. So, how long can a person live with lung cancer metastasis?

Lung cancer lymph node metastasis is a common and main way of spreading bronchogenic carcinoma. The treatment of lung cancer lymph node metastasis depends on the situation of lymph node metastasis. Lymph node metastasis is the most common way of tumor metastasis. It refers to the phenomenon that infiltrating tumor cells pass through the wall of lymphatic vessels, fall off and are carried to the lymph nodes in the confluence area with lymph fluid, and the same tumor grows around it.

The presence of lymph node metastasis in lung cancer indicates that the disease has reached the middle stage and the chance of surgery is not very high. According to the patient's physical condition and pathological type, appropriate radiotherapy and chemotherapy can be selected, and conservative treatment of traditional Chinese medicine can be combined to reduce the toxic side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy and increase the treatment effect. Through comprehensive treatment combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine, most patients can control their disease and prolong their lives.

Lung cancer lymph node metastasis is a common metastasis symptom in lung cancer patients. It is usually a clinical symptom that occurs in patients with advanced lung cancer. A small number of early patients may also have lymph node metastasis. In addition to lymph node metastasis, advanced lung cancer may also have bone metastasis, body metastasis, digestive tract metastasis, etc., which seriously threatens the patient's life.

How long can you live with lung cancer metastasis?

Generally speaking, the survival rate of early stage lung cancer with lymph node metastasis is higher, while patients in the middle and late stages have a lower chance of being cured due to their more serious condition and poor physical constitution, and the tumor may infiltrate locally or metastasize throughout the body. Surgery is not very meaningful in the treatment of lung cancer lymph node metastasis, and a comprehensive treatment plan is generally adopted clinically.