Let’s look at the pain of lung cancer and how to take care of lung cancer after radiation therapy

When the breathing process is not going smoothly, we have a lot of difficulties. If this natural act of inhaling and exhaling air is hindered, it will interfere with the transportation of oxygen into the body and the emission of carbon dioxide. This could have caused considerable inconvenience to daily life.

The inconvenience caused by lung cancer occurred in a similar context. In the early stages, there were few symptoms, but as the disease progressed, abnormal signals such as dyspnea and chest discomfort began to appear. As cancer cells grew bigger, symptoms such as coughing and hemoptysis appeared, and there were times when I felt pain.

As the disease worsened and cancer cells spread to other organs, various problems such as voice changes due to laryngeal nerve problems, reduced motor and thinking skills caused by brain metastasis, headaches, vomiting, and severe lung cancer pain caused by bone metastasis caused patients.When lung cancer was found, prompt treatment had to be carried out before it worsened in the early stages. When lung cancer was mostly found, the disease was already progressing considerably. Therefore, people with a high risk of lung cancer should have taken preventive measures such as regular checkups and smoking cessation.If the pain caused by lung cancer was severe, the treatment had to start without delay. This was because if the cancer grows and spreads to other areas, it could threaten the patient’s life. Lung cancer is mainly classified as non-small cell lung cancer and small cell lung cancer, and the treatment method and progress vary depending on the type of cancer, so it was important to separate it and proceed with the treatment.Lung cancer was broadly divided into two types. Non-small-cell lung cancer and small-cell lung cancer are those, but non-small-cell lung cancer is generally the majority of lung cancer patients, and there were detailed classifications such as squamous epithelial cell cancer, adenocarcinoma, and large-cell cancer.Flat epithelial cell carcinoma began mainly with cells that formed the bronchial mucosa of the lungs, and tended to occur especially frequently in men who smoked. The cancer was mainly found in the center of the lungs.Adenocarcinoma was often found in lung cancer, and it could appear regardless of whether you smoke or not. This cancer could cause metastasis relatively quickly, so caution was needed. Large-cell lung cancer accounted for a small portion of lung cancer, mainly in the peripheral part of the lungs. This cancer showed large and fast growth and metastasis characteristics, making it more difficult to treat than other non-small cell lung cancer.Non-small cell lung cancer could have removed cancer cells through surgery if found in the early stages, but small cell lung cancer grew and metastasized very fast, often in many areas at the time of discovery. That’s why this type of lung cancer was usually treated with lung cancer radiation along with anticancer chemotherapy.When non-small cell lung cancer was found locally and metastasis was low, surgery was considered to remove cancer cells, surrounding tissues, and lymph nodes in metastatic areas as much as possible. Even after such surgery, it was common to provide additional anti-cancer chemotherapy or lung cancer radiation therapy to reduce the possibility of cancer recurrence.Small cell lung cancer treatment was mainly done with anticancer chemotherapy, and anticancer treatment aids were used to actively destroy cancer cells. When the pain caused by lung cancer is severe or additional treatment is deemed necessary, the focus was on increasing the effectiveness of lung cancer radiation treatment at the same time.Patients diagnosed with cancer and receiving treatment experienced various difficulties during the anticancer process. Among them, lung cancer patients experienced severe inconveniences, especially lung cancer pain, and suffered major disruptions to their daily lives due to the aftereffects of anticancer treatment. To help these patients maintain their quality of life and endure the treatment process, our hospital operated a variety of anti-cancer immune care programs.In order to reduce the aftereffects of vomiting, indigestion, and decreased motor ability during treatment, our hospital provided various treatment methods focusing on strengthening immunity. This includes anticancer immunotherapy using immune substances such as Simosine Alpha 1, which helps promote the activation of NK cells, T cells, and dendritic cells. This method was also a treatment that could boost immunity by activating immune cell activity against cancer cells and help reduce cancer cells.In addition, treatment with mistletoe and imunocyanin, which are yadorigi extracts, may have been effective in relieving anticancer aftereffects and reducing cancer cells. Our hospital also provided immunotherapy to help strengthen immunity and enhance anticancer effects through combination with oriental medicine. In addition, customized round medicine prescriptions such as Forest Round Medicine, which was designed to help cancer patients recover, were also provided to treat patients suffering from anticancer aftereffects such as deer antifebrile. These drugs were manufactured in consideration of the patient’s digestion and absorption rate, and they supported the patient’s recovery by using an extraction and purification method that enhances the efficacy of the drug.Our hospital supported the patient’s treatment process through various auxiliary treatment methods such as physical therapy, high-pressure oxygen therapy, high-frequency thermal therapy, and anticancer food groups. These comprehensive care programs focused on improving the quality of life and improving the treatment effectiveness of all cancer patients as well as patients receiving lung cancer radiation therapy.Our hospital supported the patient’s treatment process through various auxiliary treatment methods such as physical therapy, high-pressure oxygen therapy, high-frequency thermal therapy, and anticancer food groups. These comprehensive care programs focused on improving the quality of life and improving the treatment effectiveness of all cancer patients as well as patients receiving lung cancer radiation therapy.Our hospital supported the patient’s treatment process through various auxiliary treatment methods such as physical therapy, high-pressure oxygen therapy, high-frequency thermal therapy, and anticancer food groups. 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