What is the difference between lung cancer and bullae

Bullae and lung cancer are fundamentally different. Bullae can be cured after treatment and will not endanger life, while lung cancer cannot be completely cured at present and can only be maintained by drugs to delay the progression of the disease. Bullae is a lung, infectious disease, generally related to bronchitis, pneumonia, and bronchiectasis, while lung cancer is a tumor disease. There are very obvious differences between lung cancer and bullae.

What is the best treatment for lung cancer?

There is no best way to treat lung cancer, only the most appropriate method. The treatment of lung cancer should first be based on the clinical pathological type, clinical stage, and the patient's own health status. After a comprehensive assessment, the best treatment method should be selected. Generally, non-small cell lung cancer chooses surgical treatment and combined radiotherapy and chemotherapy. There are several main methods for the treatment of lung cancer. The first is surgical treatment, the second is targeted therapy, the third is chemotherapy, the fourth is radiotherapy, and the fifth is traditional Chinese medicine treatment.

Why does lung cancer cause pericardial effusion?

According to the TNM staging of lung cancer, if lung cancer causes pericardial effusion, it is at least stage IIIB or above. If the effusion in the pericardial cavity reaches more than 200 ml in a short period of time, or slowly increases to more than 2000 ml, pericardiocentesis is performed to reduce cardiac tamponade. Pay attention to a low-salt and low-fat diet, do not eat too much at each meal, eat more high-protein and high-fiber foods, avoid spicy, raw, cold, and irritating foods, and maintain a stable mood and regular work and rest. There is no good way to treat pericardial effusion in patients with lung cancer.