Lung Cancer

Metastatic poorly differentiated carcinoma is carcinoma that has spread to non-adjacent parts of the body and is identifiable, but too irregular to be further classified. Around 10% of these cases get later classified as other cancers like melanoma and lymphoma.

probably smoking

Lung cancer staging involves the placement of the cancer's progression into stages, or levels. These stages help a physician study cancer and provide consistent definition levels of cancer and corresponding treatments.

My mom had SCL cancer at age 83 and was healthy upon finding out. She had a cough that led to testing. It was limited and she started treatment chemo and radiation. She did extremely well during the 6 mos of treatment and was in remission for over a 1 1/2 years. Sadly it did return and she died just shy of her 85 birthday. She was active, happy and symptom free up until her last 2 months. She was remarkable throughout the treatment and I believe that is why she survived two years from diagnosis. Those two years were good years and she took each day at a time and never let it stop her until the very end.

Yes. Although not a common symptom, it does occur. This is a symptom my mother (Stage 4 squamous cell NSC lung cancer) is currently experiencing. In her case it is disturbing, but not too painful. Her appetite however is very poor.

yes

they have to do things that are not normal to other people. they have to keep them self out of the sun most of the time. Some people cant even be in the sun for a few minute . also they have to use many lotions and 30+spf's to protect the spots wear cancer was removed. other people may have to use 30+spf as well so they don't get affected by the sun and get skin cancer

Smoking. smoking, and breathing in smoke.

Yes it does. Both my father and uncle had this happen. It's generally a very bad scenario, and associated with Stage 3 or higher.

Jim Varney, best known for that lovable, zany character, Ernest P. Worrell, smoked heavily for over 30 years due in part to watching 007 spy, James Bond, smoke. Mr. Varney did not, however, allow pictures to be taken of him smoking, holding a cigarette or putting one out. He did not smoke in movies, either. He didn't want kids to feel like they should smoke because their childhood hero, 'Ernest' smoked. After he found out he was diagnosed with cancer, he quit cold turkey but sadly, it was too late.

He was diagnosed in August of 1998 after coughing up blood. The doctors removed a fist sized tumor in his lung and had to deal with other complications. He succumbed to the cancer February 10, 2000. He died peacefully in his sleep at his White House home at 4:45 a.m.

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) refers to chronic obstructive bronchitis and emphysema. Its signs and symptoms include; An ongoing cough that often produces large amounts of mucus,Shortness of breath, especially during physical activity,Wheezing and Chest tightness.

No Phil Harris does not have lung cancer. He suffered from a pulmonary embolism and as of Friday, January 29, 2010, he suffered a stroke while unloading at St. Paul.

Lung cancer affects the respiratory system by first making a tumor. (Obviously, we know this.) After the tumor, the cancer begins spreading. It makes a person have shallow breathing, along with the color or volume of your sputum (or more commonly known as phlegm). Your lungs will become a weird blackish color. It will also cause a person to have frequent pains in your chest, near the sternum, along with shoulder pain and back pain. You will also have harsh coughing fits. (I hope this is enough information! :D)

Yes dogs can get lung cancer because all dogs smoke!

yes

Yes, he doesn't. There is now proof that Barack Obama does not smoke.

small cell cancer

Left side

yes it can cause more risk of cancer.

In Stage 0, the cancer is located in an extremely localized area and only affects the first few layers of cells. At this stage, the cancer has not yet progressed beyond the surface lining of a patient's lungs.

In Stage I, the cancer is located only in the patient's lungs and the tissue surrounding the lungs is normal.

In Stage II, the cancer has spread from the lungs and affected the lymph nodes near the lungs.

In Stage III, the cancer has spread to other organs surrounding the lungs, such as the diaphragm and the chest wall. In some cases, the cancer may also spread to separate parts of the lymphatic system.

In Stage IV, the cancer has spread to parts of the body that are not adjacent or near the lungs. Found @ http://www.lawyershop.com/practice-areas/asbestos-mesothelioma/lung-cancer/stages/

Also you could go to http://www.cancer.org/docroot/home/index.asp click chose a cancer topic and pick one of the types of lung cancer.

More than likely not.

why is it any of your business. she can get lung cancer if she wants. leave rebel alone!

there is many types of lung cancers due to the fact of smokers dont care about their health and that no one realy looks at their symptoms.

Yes she did she had lung cancer