Can right bronchial lung cancer undergo surgery?

Can right bronchial lung cancer be operated on?

Right bronchial lung cancer is usually amenable to surgery. Bronchial lung cancer is a type of lung cancer, and surgery is its main treatment method. It is suitable for all early, middle and a few middle and late stage lung cancer patients. Patients who meet the conditions for surgical treatment are recommended to undergo surgical treatment.

Surgical treatment is mainly divided into two types: local resection and extended resection. Local resection mainly refers to surgery in which the resection range is smaller than the lobe, and is mainly suitable for patients with milder conditions or poor physical fitness. Extended resection refers to lobectomy, which mainly includes bronchial sleeve lobectomy, total lobectomy and pulmonary artery sleeve lobectomy. However, the surgery has certain risks and the long-term survival rate is low. Therefore, patients must fully understand the possible complications after surgery and provide timely care to prolong the patient's life.

Lung cancer patients may experience symptoms such as shortness of breath and fever after surgery. They need to pay special attention to monitoring their vital signs and do a good job of postoperative care. It is recommended to eat a light diet and eat more foods with high protein content, such as eggs, lean meat, milk, etc. If the condition is well controlled, you can increase physical exercise for a period of time every day, which can improve the body's immunity to a certain extent and promote recovery from the disease.