Sequelae of radiotherapy and chemotherapy for lung cancer

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Can bronchoscopy diagnose lung cancer?

If a lung space-occupying lesion is found during chest CT scan, a bronchoscopic biopsy may be considered to obtain the lesion tissue for pathological diagnosis to determine whether it is a malignant tumor. However, some lung space-occupying lesions grow near the lung lobes and may not be accessible by bronchoscope. The purpose of CT puncture biopsy of the lesion is the same. A small amount of lesion tissue is taken for pathological examination to confirm the diagnosis. However, peripheral lung cancer is usually lung cancer of the bronchi below the lung segment, so bronchoscopy is difficult to diagnose and requires lung CT. Lung cancer is diagnosed by ultrasound, puncture biopsy, etc. Central lung cancer invades the mediastinal lymph nodes.

What should I do if I have a fever due to lung cancer?

Fever with lung cancer is related to obstructive pneumonia or atelectasis caused by tumor growth blocking the segment or bronchial opening. Antibiotic treatment may be effective, and pneumonia often recurs in the same part. If lung cancer patients think that fever may be caused by fever problems caused by lung infection, elevated blood white blood cells, or bacterial infection, lung infection can cause systemic inflammatory response, and patients may have symptoms such as fever and fever. If the body temperature is too high, obstructive pneumonia, bacterial infection of the lungs, etc. may occur. In addition to using fever medicine to relieve symptoms, sensitive antibiotics need to be selected for anti-inflammatory treatment.