Surgical cure rate for early lung cancer

Lung cancer is a disease that is prone to occur in the lungs of the body. And it is generally more common in the upper lobes of the lungs. At present, the incidence of lung cancer is increasing due to various reasons. In addition, patients with this disease are generally more common in men, and the incidence in women is relatively low. However, the overall incidence of female lung cancer patients is not low. Because the incidence of lung cancer in our country can be said to be the highest incidence among all malignant tumor diseases. In addition, the malignancy of lung cancer is still relatively high.

For patients with lung cancer, if the condition is relatively mild, in the early stages of lung cancer, the patient will have almost no physical discomfort or abnormal symptoms. Therefore, the rate of early diagnosis of lung cancer is very low, which delays the condition of many patients and aggravates their lung cancer, causing many patients to lose the best treatment time.

Although the possibility of lung cancer being discovered in the early stages is relatively small, the cure rate is still relatively high if the disease is discovered and treated in time. In particular, the cure rate of lung cancer within five years of early surgery is very high.

Of course, the cure of early lung cancer is related to many factors. For example, the patient's physical condition, the severity of the patient's condition, and the patient's recovery after surgery, etc., can all affect the cure rate of lung cancer. Especially for patients with lung cancer, smoking must be prohibited.

Note: After treatment, lung cancer patients need to pay attention to many things. For example, dietary care. Patients are advised to eat more high-protein, high-calorie foods, which is conducive to recovery.