How to deal with recurring fever caused by lung cancer

When lung cancer patients have symptoms of recurrent fever, the following two treatment methods can be used: patients with lung cancer lesions, recurrent fever caused by lung infection, antibiotics can control lung infection, combined with warm water baths, ice packs and other physical means. Fever itself has many reasons. Generally speaking, when patients with lung disease have fever, the first thing to consider is whether there is a corresponding infection, because lung cancer patients themselves have lung lesions, and some corresponding treatments will reduce immunity, leading to granulocytopenia and secondary infection. These recurrent fevers first consider infectious factors and look at some corresponding pathogen tests. Recurrent fever of lung cancer may be caused by worsening of the disease.

What are the criteria for diagnosing early lung cancer?

For patients with early lung cancer, the diagnosis is mainly made through imaging examinations, because early patients may not have obvious symptoms, such as coughing, expectoration, blood in sputum, etc., but lung nodules are found during physical examinations, and surgery should be performed in time after early diagnosis. For patients with a long history of smoking and low-dose lung CT screening, lung space-occupying lesions are found early, and then puncture biopsy of lung space-occupying lesions is performed to confirm the diagnosis. The diagnostic standard for early lung cancer is pathological biopsy or pathological examination after resection.

Causes and prevention of lung cancer

Exposure to toxic substances. Some patients live in an environment with serious air pollution. Some patients may be exposed to toxic substances for a long time at work. Long-term inhalation of toxic substances will irritate lung tissue and easily cause cancer. If patients suffer from diseases such as pneumonia, if they are not treated in time, they may turn into lung cancer. Therefore, patients should do a good job of prevention in life and go to the hospital for examination on time. Lung cancer may be caused by frequent smoking, severe air pollution, asbestos, nickel and other harmful substances.