Symptoms of advanced lung cancer in the elderly one month before death

Severe pain is a common symptom of patients with advanced lung cancer. Hoarseness is also a clinical manifestation of advanced lung cancer symptoms in the elderly. Shortness of breath and pleural effusion are common manifestations of advanced lung cancer symptoms. Edema of the face and neck of the elderly is also a common symptom of advanced lung cancer. The patient's physical condition will become very weak, which is a very obvious symptom before death. The breathing difficulty is very severe, and the consciousness gradually fades. The terminal symptoms of advanced lung cancer in the elderly are often manifested as very severe breathing difficulty, gradual fading of consciousness, gradually weak breathing, unstable heart rate, and gradually decreasing blood pressure. Late-stage lung cancer may cause symptoms caused by metastasis to multiple organs. In addition, if the tumor compresses the medulla oblongata, respiratory arrest will occur;

Does lung carcinoma in situ require surgery?

Lung carcinoma in situ is the most common malignant tumor, with a high incidence and mortality rate. If lung cancer in situ is found through physical examination or other means, surgery should generally be performed as soon as possible to avoid delaying the disease. If lung cancer has obvious symptoms or signs, it is often in the middle or late stages. Lung carcinoma in situ is an early stage lung cancer and surgical treatment is recommended. If you refuse surgery, you can also undergo conventional radiotherapy or non-surgical treatments such as stereotactic radiotherapy and radiofrequency ablation. Lung carcinoma in situ requires surgical treatment.

How long can you live with brain metastasis of lung cancer?

Generally speaking, the survival period of lung cancer brain metastasis is about half a year. If the treatment is effective, it can reach about one year. If there is no treatment, generally speaking, the survival period is about three months. Lung cancer brain metastasis mainly presents symptoms of brain discomfort such as dizziness, headache, nausea, and vomiting. Lung cancer brain metastasis can survive for about three months to half a year. It is difficult to say how long it will last. If the treatment is not timely and correct, the survival period of multiple metastases or metastases to important organs is relatively short.