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Lung Cancer Symptoms

Lung cancer may cause a number of symptoms. A cough is one of the more common ones and is likely to happen when a tumor grows and blocks an air passage. Depending on the stage of the cancer, symptoms include chest, shoulder, or back pain, which feels like a constant ache that may or may not be related to coughing. Other symptoms include shortness of breath, fatigue, weight loss, repeated pneumonia or bronchitis, jaundice, coughing up blood, hoarseness, and swelling of the neck and face.

Signs of Lung Cancer

Signs of lung cancer are not found in the early stages. However it is better to identify the lung cancer at the early stages. Some of the signs of lung cancer are chronic cough, coughing up blood, wheezing and chest pain, bouts of pneumonia or bronchitis, and fever for no reason. Consult your physicians if [...]

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Signs and Symptoms of Lung Cancer

Signs and Symptoms of Lung Cancer are effective tools in the prediction of the severity of lung cancer. It is perplexing to find that about twenty to twenty five percent of patients who are affected by lung cancer often exhibit no specific sign or symptom of lung cancer. Most times, both the patient and the [...]

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The Spread of Lung Cancer

The spread of lung cancer is to be given more importance due to its medical complications. It may be defined as a cancer that occurs in other sites of body like kidney, bladder, lymph nodes, etc., which subsequently spread via the blood stream or lymphatic system and into the pulmonary tissues like alveoli and interstitial [...]

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