Under what circumstances can lung cancer not be operated on? Lung cancer is not suitable for surgery if it has these symptoms

Patients with multiple groups of fused mediastinal lymph node metastases, especially invasive mediastinal lymph node metastases; stage IIIb lung cancer with contralateral hilar or mediastinal lymph node metastases; patients with severe visceral dysfunction and inability to tolerate surgery;

There are various methods for treating lung cancer in the medical field, and radiotherapy and surgery are two of them. However, not every case of lung cancer is suitable for surgical treatment. In some cases, surgical treatment may cause greater harm to the patient's body. The following are some cases where lung cancer patients are not suitable for surgery:

(1) Stage IV lung cancer with extensive metastasis

(2) Accompanied by multiple groups of fused mediastinal lymph node metastases, especially invasive mediastinal lymph node metastases;

(3) Stage IIIb lung cancer with contralateral hilar or mediastinal lymph node metastasis;

(4) Patients with severe visceral dysfunction who cannot tolerate surgical operation;

(5) Those who suffer from bleeding diseases that cannot be corrected.

If lung cancer patients have the symptoms described above, then it means that the patient is not suitable for surgical treatment. At this time, it is necessary to seek the advice of a professional doctor and conduct other forms of treatment. Do not abuse drugs or seek medical treatment indiscriminately. Only the correct method can treat lung cancer.