Which three places will hurt in the early stage of lung cancer

Generally speaking, early lung cancer pain occurs in more than three locations. Common pain locations include chest pain, shoulder pain, back pain, upper limb pain, neck pain, etc. The details are as follows:

1. Chest pain: It is usually dull or dull pain, which may be caused by tumor invading the pleura, chest wall or mediastinum tissue.

2. Shoulder pain: When the tumor compresses or invades the shoulder nerves, radiating shoulder pain will occur.

3. Back pain: Lung cancer may invade the posterior mediastinum or the nerve tissue beside the spine, causing back pain.

4. Upper limb pain: If the tumor compresses the nerves or blood vessels of the upper limbs, it will cause pain and numbness in the upper limbs.

5. Neck pain: Lung cancer metastasizes to the cervical lymph nodes, which may cause neck pain and swelling.

The pain symptoms of early lung cancer may be varied and atypical. If you experience persistent or recurrent pain of unknown cause, especially if accompanied by cough, hemoptysis, dyspnea and other symptoms, you should seek medical attention and undergo relevant examinations in time to detect and treat lung cancer at an early stage.