What medicine is used for vomiting blood due to lung cancer

What medicine is used for vomiting blood due to lung cancer?

Vomiting blood due to lung cancer is mainly caused by rupture of bronchial mucosa, rupture of esophageal varicose veins, gastric ulcer, etc., which requires timely treatment, clarification of the condition, and follow the advice of drug treatment such as sulfonylmethane, omeprazole or surgical treatment.

1. Bronchial mucosal rupture:

Lung cancer is a common primary lung malignancy that originates from the bronchial mucosa or glands. When the tumor is large and causes the bronchial mucosa to rupture, bleeding symptoms will occur, causing the patient to vomit blood. It is necessary to seek medical treatment in time and use drugs such as phenolsulfonamide, tranexamic acid, and thrombin under the guidance of a doctor.

2. Rupture of gastric varicose veins:

Generally speaking, lung cancer metastasizes to the liver, causing esophageal varices. When patients eat hard food, it may cause rupture and bleeding, and lung cancer vomiting blood symptoms, which require timely treatment and surgical hemostasis.

3. Gastric ulcer:

If lung cancer patients have gastric ulcers, improper eating may cause ulcer bleeding and vomiting blood. Patients can use medication under the guidance of a doctor, such as omeprazole, lansoprazole, rabeprazole, etc., and perform endoscopic hemostasis treatment when necessary.

In addition to the common causes mentioned above, esophageal metastasis and other conditions may also cause vomiting blood due to lung cancer. It is necessary to seek medical attention in time, clarify the condition, and receive targeted treatment.