How can lung cancer patients determine whether metastasis has occurred? You can determine it from the following aspects

Lung cancer is a disease that is easy to metastasize. If you find hoarseness and swelling in the chest and face, the symptoms are serious and you should go for a check-up in time. Brain metastasis can also cause headaches and nausea, as well as liver metastasis, stomach metastasis and other multi-site metastasis.

Lung cancer is a disease that is very easy to metastasize, especially for some mid- to late-stage lung cancer, which is more likely to metastasize after treatment. Lung cancer is also a tumor that is relatively easy to see clinically. Different symptoms will appear depending on the location of metastasis. So how can lung cancer patients determine whether metastasis has occurred?
When you find symptoms such as hoarseness and unclear speech, it may be caused by nerve metastasis in the larynx. Some patients with more serious symptoms may also have swelling in the chest and face, as well as a thick neck and a red face. If you find these problems, you should go to the hospital in time, as this means that the condition is already serious. Generally, when you have difficulty breathing, it may be caused by pleural effusion or invasion of the pleura, and you should take a film for examination in time.
Lung cancer can also metastasize to the brain, which can cause headaches, nausea, dizziness, blurred vision, and sometimes even unsteady walking. There can also be pain in the bones of the lumbar and thoracic vertebrae.
Some patients may also experience pain in the ribs in the liver area, which may be caused by liver metastasis. If soybean-sized nodules are felt in the skin of the chest, limbs, back, etc., it may be caused by subcutaneous metastasis.
In addition to these metastases, there are many other metastatic sites, such as the heart, stomach, bones, etc. Patients need to pay attention to carefully identify the symptoms of the body, and then make professional treatment in time to ensure that the disease can recover as soon as possible.
The harm caused by liver cancer metastasis is relatively large, and it is an important cause of death in lung cancer patients. If you want to prevent lung cancer metastasis in time, you must actively choose some reasonable treatment plans after surgical resection, receive professional treatment in time, and have regular physical examinations.