What is the difference between lung cancer cough and ordinary cough

What is the difference between a lung cancer cough and a normal cough?

1. There is no obvious difference between a mild cough and a normal cough. As the mass grows, the nerves will be further compressed, and the cough will be more severe than before. In addition to coughing, there will also be symptoms of lung cancer such as sputum, hemoptysis, hoarseness, shortness of breath, and difficulty breathing, such as weight loss and metastasis.

2. Tuberculosis cough is not much different from ordinary cough, but lung cancer cough may be accompanied by sputum, blood in sputum and other symptoms. Only through chest imaging examinations, such as chest CT, can the cause of cough be determined. CT can make a clear diagnosis. There is no obvious difference in the cough symptoms themselves, which are all caused by irritation of the trachea or bronchial and branch mucosa.

What is the survival rate for advanced small cell lung cancer?

It can be considered a miracle that a patient with advanced lung cancer can survive for two years. The survival period for advanced malignant tumors is about a few months to a year. It is recommended to perform regular lung treatment CT scans to observe lung tumors, and then formulate the next treatment plan based on the results.

Small cell lung cancer is a highly invasive lung cancer with a poor prognosis. It grows rapidly and is highly invasive. The prognosis of small cell lung cancer in the late stage is poor, and the survival period is generally only 3-5 months, which varies from person to person.