What are the clinical manifestations of early lung cancer? Pay attention to these points

Patients with early lung cancer generally do not show symptoms. The disease is discovered during physical examinations or accidental examinations. At this time, it is difficult to have symptoms. However, some patients will have symptoms, such as long-term cough, coughing up blood, chest pain, and blood in sputum, which need to be confirmed through examination.

Lung cancer has a high chance of occurring in existing cancer patients, especially in male patients, followed by female patients. It can also affect life safety, so it is best to pay attention to some situations, which is good for the control of the disease. Lung cancer patients may have some situations. What are the clinical manifestations of early lung cancer? This is worth paying attention to.
Lung cancer patients have no symptoms in the early stages, and detection relies on physical examinations, especially spiral CT scans, the results of which are of great value. Early lung cancer requires biopsy treatment, and surgical resection can obtain pathology to help confirm the diagnosis.
The clinical manifestations of early lung cancer are uncommon, mainly because the patient's disease is located deep in the lungs and around the lesions, where there are no superficial nerves. For the vast majority of patients, the disease is discovered accidentally during a physical examination, or when a chest X-ray is taken when they have other diseases, or when a CT scan is performed to find a corresponding lung mass. Therefore, the early symptoms of lung cancer are rare.
A small number of lung cancer patients will have symptoms in the early stage, that is, long-term chronic cough. This is mainly because after oral anti-inflammatory drugs or cough suppressants are treated, the effect is very poor. At this time, it is suspected that there are nodules in the lungs, or other components, which cause the coughing symptoms. Some patients will have corresponding blood in sputum, chest pain, or chest pain. At this time, it is best to be alert to whether there is early lung cancer. As far as the current situation is concerned, its main early manifestations are chronic cough, dull pain, chest pain, and blood in sputum.
Lung cancer has almost no symptoms in the early stage, and it is discovered by chance. Some patients will have some symptoms, mainly blood in sputum, and there may also be chest pain and chest tightness. However, if there is chest tightness, it cannot be confirmed that it is lung cancer. A chest CT scan, electrocardiogram and cardiac ultrasound are needed to see the diagnosis. The main decision on how to deal with it is based on the test results.