How long can you live with liver cancer metastasis to lung cancer

Liver cancer metastasizes to the lungs. Metastases to the lungs are secondary liver cancers. Liver cancer is highly malignant and prone to metastasis and recurrence. For patients with liver cancer metastases to the lungs, survival time is closely related to the size of the tumor, the patient's physique, and the enthusiasm for treatment. For patients with liver cancer metastases to the lungs, if active treatment measures are taken, the survival time may be around 1 year. In the late stage of lung cancer, liver metastasis is expected to have a poor survival period. After comprehensive treatment, there is probably a survival period of half a year to a year. Because there is currently no reliable way to significantly eliminate liver metastases, it can only be appropriately extended through comprehensive treatments based on chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Liver cancer metastases to the bones will cause severe pain, and metastasis to the brain may cause cerebral hemorrhage. Therefore, liver cancer metastases to the lungs usually have a survival time of 3-6 months, and most survive within 3 months, or even shorter.

Can lung cancer be detected through physical examination?

For example, long-term smokers can have low-dose spiral CT scans of the chest regularly every year, which can accurately detect small nodules in the lungs, and many small lung nodules are early lung cancer. You must maintain a good attitude at ordinary times, avoid too much emotional fluctuations, avoid getting angry, avoid being anxious, and eat light food, and avoid spicy and irritating foods that are difficult to digest. More than 40% of lung cancers are discovered accidentally through physical examinations or other reasons.

How is small cell lung cancer diagnosed?

Further fiberoptic bronchoscopy is performed. If a tumor is found in the tracheal cavity under the bronchoscope, a biopsy is performed and the biopsy tissue is sent for pathological examination. Through pathological examination, small cell lung cancer can be confirmed. Small cell lung cancer is a relatively common pathological type of lung cancer. The diagnosis of this type of lung cancer requires pathological and immunohistochemical examinations. After suffering from small cell lung cancer, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time to prevent the spread of cancer cells throughout the body and reduce the function of various body systems.