What are the specific symptoms of metastatic lung cancer

Lung cancer is very harmful. If you want to get rid of lung cancer as soon as possible, you should pay attention to the treatment method, but you should also pay attention to the prevention in life. The key is to prevent the disease correctly as soon as possible and make our life pain-free. After the metastasis occurs, it will cause other organs of the body to become diseased, and it will be difficult to treat at this time.

What symptoms will occur after lung cancer metastasizes?

1. Brain metastasis from lung cancer

If the lesion spreads to the brain, it can cause persistent headaches and blurred vision. If it continues to develop, it may lead to confusion or even epilepsy. The nature of this type of headache is not significantly different from ordinary tension headaches, so it is very easy to be ignored. Initially, people are very sensitive to changes in consciousness and vision.

2. Bone metastasis of lung cancer

If cancer metastasizes to the bone, it will cause bone destruction. When the destruction reaches a certain level, bone pain will also occur. If the outer hard cortical bone is destroyed, the bone structure can become extremely unstable. If it occurs in the ribs, there may be discomfort, but if it occurs in long bones with heavy loads such as the femur or humerus, it is also very easy to fracture during daily activities.

3. Spinal metastasis of lung cancer

Spinal metastasis of lung cancer is the most difficult to treat. Most patients experience pain when they have spinal metastasis. But the problem is that the cancer can further metastasize to the spinal cord. This will first manifest as back pain, then spread to the lower limbs, with weakness in the lower limbs, incontinence, and eventually paralysis below the metastasis point.

Patients with advanced lung cancer are basically incurable. Even if the diseased organs are removed, there is a possibility of recurrence. However, lung cancer patients do not need to be dejected even if they reach the advanced stage, because some patients, even with this disease, can control the condition and live for more than ten years. Patients should cheer up.