Will lung cancer develop acutely? How to prevent it?

We often emphasize that smoking is harmful to health, but there are still many people smoking around us. The part of our body that is most harmed by smoking is our lungs, and smokers are much more likely to develop lung cancer than non-smokers. The cause of lung cancer is currently very complicated, and more and more people are experiencing symptoms of lung cancer, leading to more severe coughing symptoms. Therefore, we should be careful to guard against the occurrence of lung cancer, and we must do some work to prevent lung cancer. Here are some ways to prevent lung cancer.

Prevention of lung cancer:

1. Control and ban smoking. The mechanism of smoking causing lung cancer has been studied clearly. Epidemiological data and a large number of animal experiments have fully proved that smoking is the number one killer of lung cancer. Both we and society should take action. The country should formulate strong laws to publicize that tobacco contains carcinogens that cause lung cancer. We should develop good living habits, try not to smoke and reduce the chance of passive smoking.

2. Improve the ventilation environment in the workplace, reduce the concentration of harmful substances in the air, transform the production process, reduce the generation of harmful substances, and workers in dust-polluted environments should wear masks or other protective masks to reduce the inhalation of harmful substances. There are also certain taboos in diet. Eat some high-protein, comprehensive, high-vitamin, low-fat and low-salt diets, avoid smoking and drinking; reduce the intake of spicy and irritating foods: onions, garlic, ginger, pepper, etc.; eat less hot foods such as fried and grilled foods. Eat some fresh vegetables and fruits that are rich in nutrition and vitamins. Always keep a happy and positive spirit, and don't be depressed about trivial things.

Treatments for lung cancer:

Lung cancer is usually asymptomatic in the early stages. Almost two-thirds of lung cancer patients are already in the advanced stage (stage III or IV) when they seek medical treatment. Ninety-five percent of patients may have clinical examination results. Primary tumors, metastatic tumors, systemic symptoms or tumor-associated symptoms may all be the patient's first symptoms. Twenty-seven percent of the first symptoms are caused by primary tumors. The symptoms are related to the location of the primary tumor. Central lung cancer manifests as irritating dry cough, breathlessness, repeated pneumonia, hemoptysis or asthma in the same location, recurrent laryngeal nerve, phrenic nerve compression symptoms or superior vena cava compression syndrome. Peripheral tumors are more common with symptoms such as chest pain, breathlessness or pleural effusion. Large peripheral lesions, central necrosis, and cavities eventually present similar manifestations to lung abscesses. Common symptoms of primary lung cancer are grouped.

The efficacy of traditional Chinese medicine in treating lung cancer is often more significant, and traditional Chinese medicine has the effect of auxiliary treatment. Syndrome differentiation and treatment is the main method of traditional Chinese medicine in treating lung cancer, and there is also the principle of overall regulation. Traditional Chinese medicine can reduce the toxic side effects of chemotherapy, increase the body's tolerance to chemotherapy, improve the quality of life, and prolong life. It has unique advantages in reducing the toxic side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, increasing the body's tolerance to radiotherapy and chemotherapy, improving the quality of life, and prolonging life. Patients in stage III who are confirmed by pathology or cytology to be squamous cell carcinoma, adenocarcinoma or large cell carcinoma but cannot undergo surgery, and patients in stage III who have postoperative recurrence and metastasis or other reasons are not suitable for surgery. Conservative treatment of advanced lung cancer-radiotherapy: Treatment principle Radiotherapy is best for small cell carcinoma, followed by squamous cell carcinoma, and adenocarcinoma is the worst. However, small cell carcinoma is prone to metastasis, so large-area irregular irradiation is often used. The irradiation area should include the primary lesion, the bilateral supraclavicular area of ​​the mediastinum, and even the liver and brain, and should be supplemented with drug treatment.

Now I think everyone has some understanding of how to prevent the occurrence of lung cancer, which will help us avoid the occurrence of lung cancer in the future. We should seriously understand the knowledge about lung cancer and remind all friends that if symptoms of lung cancer appear in their lungs, they must treat the disease as soon as possible.