Isn't coughing and bleeding caused by lung cancer very serious?

Isn’t coughing up blood from lung cancer very serious?

1. Whether the bleeding caused by coughing due to lung cancer is serious should be analyzed according to the specific situation. If the bleeding is less, it is usually not serious, but if the bleeding is more, the situation may be more serious.

2. After lung cancer occurs, small blood vessels on the surface of the tumor may rupture and bleed, causing coughing and bleeding. The amount of bleeding is usually small and normal, and has little to do with the condition. If the lung cancer tumor erodes the patient's large blood vessels, the patient may cough and have severe hemoptysis, which may indicate a more serious condition, which may lead to suffocation or even death. If there is a large amount of hemoptysis, you should follow the doctor's advice in time and use a chest CT scan to determine the severity of the lung cancer. If it meets the surgical indications, it is recommended to remove the cancerous tissue as soon as possible according to the doctor's advice, actively undergo chemotherapy after surgery, and stop the bleeding as soon as possible.

3. Patients are advised to take rest in their daily life, avoid overwork, eat more foods containing protein or vitamins, improve immunity, and help alleviate the condition. If coughing and bleeding occur, go to the hospital in time for a clear diagnosis and follow the doctor's advice for appropriate treatment.