How long can a patient with advanced double lung cancer live?

How long can you live with advanced double lung cancer?

1. In clinical medicine, patients with advanced bilateral lung cancer can generally survive for 1 to 2 years.

2. The occurrence of double lung cancer may be a malignant tumor disease caused by family genetic diseases, frequent exposure to chemical toxic substances, heavy metal stimulation, excessive smoking and other factors, which stimulate the gene activity of alveolar tissue protocarcinoma and lead to abnormal gene activity frequency of alveolar protocarcinoma. In the late stage of double lung cancer, it means that the malignant tumor cells of the lungs cause serious damage to the surrounding healthy tissues, leading to abnormal proliferation or metastasis of malignant proliferative cells in the lungs, affecting the normal activities of organs in the body.

3. If you are in the late stage of bilateral lung cancer, you will find that the malignant proliferation cells in both lungs are multiplying in a large area, but the amount of metastasis is small, and the impact on your own health is relatively small. Chemotherapy or radiotherapy can be used to remove the deteriorating proliferation cells in the human body, and you can survive for about 2 years. If you are in the late stage of bilateral lung cancer, you will find that the site of the disease is multiplying in a large area, and the amount of metastasis is large, which has a greater impact on your own health. The disease needs to be treated with the above methods, and you can generally survive for about a year.

4. After the double lung cancer is in the late stage, it is necessary to do a good job of indoor ventilation to ensure that the indoor air is unobstructed. It is recommended to communicate more with the patient, adjust the patient's mood, and help the patient recover properly.