What are the symptoms before death from lung cancer bone metastasis? Three common symptoms before death from lung cancer bone metastasis

Lung cancer is a malignant tumor that occurs in the lungs. This type of tumor can have a great impact on the patient's health and may even endanger the patient's life and cause death. Cancer cells can also metastasize through the blood and lymph, and many symptoms will appear before bone metastasis and death.

Bone metastasis of lung cancer refers to the transfer of lung cancer cells to the corresponding bones through the patient's blood. Bones are a common site for lung cancer metastasis. The incidence of this metastasis is related to the site and pathological type of the primary cancer. It can cause death in patients. So what are the symptoms before death from bone metastasis of lung cancer?

1. There are many symptoms before death due to bone metastasis of lung cancer. The first is pain. This pain is the most obvious symptom before death in the late stage. This kind of pain is quite unbearable. Sometimes even painkillers are ineffective. The pain symptoms at night will be significantly worse than during the day. If there are cancer cells in the thoracic spine, there will be a band-like pain, and the lumbar spine will have radiating pain. It will be aggravated by coughing and defecation, and some patients may even be paralyzed.

2 Not only that, patients who die from lung cancer will also have lumps before they die. This is caused by malignant proliferation and can be felt by hand on the surface or deep inside the body. In addition, the patient's lymph nodes will also swell due to the spread of cancer cells, such as the cervical lymph nodes and axillary lymph nodes. There will also be bleeding symptoms, which is caused by cancer tissue invading blood vessels or rupture of small blood vessels in cancer tissue.

3 There are many symptoms before death from bone metastasis of lung cancer, such as ulcers, which are caused by the rapid growth of cancerous tissue on the surface of the body, resulting in insufficient nutrition supply and tissue necrosis. The patient's voice will also become hoarse, which is caused by the tumor invading the left side of the mediastinum and compressing the recurrent laryngeal nerve. However, there will be no upper respiratory tract symptoms or sore throat. The patient will also have intermittent dull pain or stuffy pain in the chest, as well as shortness of breath and fever.

These are the symptoms before death from bone metastasis of lung cancer. Therefore, patients with these symptoms should report to the doctor in time and cooperate with the doctor for rescue. Family members should also stay with the patients more, encourage, enlighten and comfort the patients, and not let the patients lose confidence in treatment. They can take some Chinese medicine to prolong the life cycle.