What is the most common pathological type of lung cancer

Non-small cell lung cancer is pathologically classified as squamous cell carcinoma, which was the most common lung cancer in the past. Due to the effective control of smoking in recent years, squamous cell carcinoma has decreased by about 20% year by year; adenocarcinoma and squamous cell lung cancer are mainly treated with surgery in the early stage, with a 5-year survival rate of about 60%-70% after surgery. The main pathological types are small cell lung cancer, adenocarcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, large cell carcinoma and sarcomatoid carcinoma.

What should I do if I have nausea and stomach upset in the late stage of lung cancer?

TCM is more effective for advanced cancer, because patients with advanced cancer are physically weak due to large consumption of cancer cells, most cancer cells metastasize, and the effect of local treatment with Western medicine is poor. Patients cannot tolerate surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy. Taking Chinese medicine can comprehensively adjust the body environment, replenish qi and blood, correct evil, effectively control the condition, relieve pain, and prolong life. It may also be that lung cancer has metastasized to the stomach or liver and digestive tract, but it can also cause fatigue in the limbs. At this time, timely treatment is necessary to effectively improve the symptoms. During the treatment process, patients must pay attention to more rest and avoid excessive fatigue. Most patients with advanced lung cancer experience nausea, vomiting, inability to eat, weight loss, fever, and other cachexia manifestations. It is recommended to use dynamic treatment of TCM.

How long can you live with red urine in the advanced stage of lung cancer?

The symptom of hematuria in lung cancer patients indicates that the patient has metastasized and the patient's condition is not optimistic. It is recommended to actively go to the hospital for treatment to try to relieve the patient's pain, improve the quality of life, and prolong life. Surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy will not completely eliminate the cells. The cause of hematuria in advanced lung cancer may be related to tumor metastasis or poor coagulation function, indicating that the patient's condition is serious and may only last for a few months.