What are the symptoms of lung cancer metastasis? Pay attention to these four points

In fact, lung cancer may continue to metastasize, and when it metastasizes to different parts, different symptoms will naturally appear. First of all, lymph node lumps may appear, and there may be persistent bone pain. In addition, there may also be unsteady walking or pain in the right ribs. These adverse symptoms should be taken seriously.

The current incidence of lung cancer is relatively high. Many people suffer from lung cancer every year, and when they receive treatment, they have basically entered the middle and late stages. When entering the middle and late stages, metastasis sometimes occurs, which will affect the effect of treatment. Therefore, we should first understand the symptoms of metastasis. So what are the symptoms of lung cancer metastasis?
1. Lymph node lumps <br/>If lung cancer patients find obvious lymph node lumps under the armpits and neck, it also means that lung cancer has obviously spread. When it first spreads, it will first spread to the lymph nodes, and then quickly spread to other places. When it spreads to the chest lymph nodes, there may be no symptoms and it will be ignored, but if it spreads to the armpits or the neck, obvious lumps will be found.
2. Persistent bone pain <br/>If gastric cancer is not effectively treated, it may enter the late stage. About 30% of people with advanced lung cancer may also experience continuous spread of the disease. Once it spreads to the bones, it will also be accompanied by obvious pain. If you find yourself frequently having bone pain all over your body, especially at night when you find that the pain in your back bones is more obvious, this indicates that bone metastasis has occurred. After bone metastasis occurs, it will be accompanied by obvious muscle strain and frequent fractures.
3. Unsteady walking <br/>Lung cancer can actually metastasize to the brain, and if it metastasizes to the brain, it will also cause obvious dizziness and headaches, and may even cause unsteady walking. One-third of patients may not have serious symptoms when the disease metastasizes to the brain, but the cancer cells may also be affected. Once the cancer cells destroy the brain tissue, it will naturally cause a series of symptoms.
4. Pain in the right ribs <br/>Pain in the right ribs is actually called liver area pain in medicine. It is also a manifestation of metastasis of lung cancer. If lung cancer metastasizes to the liver, there will basically be no symptoms. If there are symptoms, it is either loss of appetite or pain in the liver. If the tumor is relatively large, it may even cause jaundice.