What should lung cancer patients pay attention to when exercising? Lung cancer has four ways of spreading

In the early stages of lung cancer, because the symptoms are very similar to those of general lung diseases, many patients think they only have lung inflammation, so they simply take anti-inflammatory drugs during treatment. In fact, lung cancer and pneumonia are very easy to misdiagnose, and clinical care must be taken to differentiate them.

The occurrence of lung cancer is directly related to the patient's long-term smoking and exposure to carcinogens, but the culprit for the increase in the incidence of lung cancer in my country is actually smog, which is why people now pay so much attention to smog. But no matter what, after the diagnosis of lung cancer, you must pay attention to controlling the spread of cancer cells, so as to ensure that the patient's life is not threatened by cancer. This article will introduce to you: There are four ways for lung cancer to spread. Lung cancer patients should pay attention to their exercise methods!

First of all, oncologists need to tell all lung cancer patients that if lung cancer cells spread, they mainly spread through four pathways. One of them is direct spread, that is, the patient's cancer cells begin to spread into the body cavity along the bronchi until central lung cancer is formed.

The second is lymphatic metastasis, which is the most common way for lung cancer to spread. This way of spreading will first invade the patient's lung segment or lobar bronchus, and then invade the patient's lung segment or lobar bronchus. The third way of spreading lung cancer is hematogenous metastasis, but this method of spreading will only appear in the late stage of lung cancer. The fourth way of spreading is implantation. Generally, cancer cells are easily implanted in skin incisions, muscles or subcutaneous tissues.

Knowing that lung cancer has four ways of spreading, lung cancer patients should also pay attention to their exercise methods. It is recommended that lung cancer patients should first perform small-intensity exercises when exercising, especially when part of the lung has been removed. Exercise should be performed slowly, and it is best to wait until the wound heals before exercising. The best way to exercise is swimming and appropriate strength training.