Lung Cancer

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I read an article about people having cancer in soul curry. At that time I was having worst phase of life as I was being tormented by everyone around for no reasons.

I lost two uncles to lung cancer, one cousin has skin cancer and other people in family who have passed through it.

Around one hundred people get lung cancer.

While the mechanism by which it does it is not known, asbestos will increase your chances of getting lung cancer if you breath it in. Lung cancer is a disease of uncontrolled growth of lung tissue.

Asbestos can also produce asbestosis, a scaring of the lungs similar to that caused by coal dust in "black lung" or dirty cotton dust in bysinosis.

Asbestos also produces pleural plaques, an increased density of some lung tissue, as seen in x-rays.

No, you can't get lung cancer from smoking paper, it's just burnt paper that your inhaling. So it's not harmful to your body at all.

Answer: All paper comes from trees and are processed. Whatever was used in processing is going directly into your lungs.

Lung cancer affects human life because it stops you from doing any kind of sports, (your lungs cant handle the amount of oxygen going through them at one time) you have rapid breathing, sometimes you are left without any breath for a short period of time!

Not a doctor.. but my friend whom I met at kindy-gym/playgroup in a small south coast town, didn't smoke and had two young children..(breast - fed etc...)..she passed away last year at age 37. Now again no doctor...... but really NOT a smoker and a healthy woman.. rip Kylie

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i think that lung cancer can not be transmitted. because its something that it is way different than other disease. if a person has lung cancer and has relationships with someone who does not. their is no way he or she could get. kissing someone does not transmite it...unless that persons has AIDS,HIV etc. than then i do believe that it could be transmitted.

It's extremely rare in kids, although rates are slightly on the rise. Another thing to keep in mind is location. For example a child growing up in Florida would be (generally) more likely to get skin cancer than someone growing up in Wisconsin.

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yes it does affect you. but it also can spread to different organs within your body.

the lung cancer that spreads to your brain can cause seizures, reduced vision and etc.

And 395 canadians will pass away almost every week.

465 canadians will be diagnosed with lung cancer every week.

When a person develops this disease, a tumor grows inside the lung and then presses against the chest. The tumor can block the chest cavity and may also surround the heart with a fluid.

The spreading of the disease to the bones will cause a lot of pain and can make the affected bones break easily.

Lung cancer that spreads to the brain can cause several disorders including seizures, reduced vision and etc.

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A thick layer of mucas is layered inside the throat and slowly suffocates you.

The way that breast cancer affect men and women is that, for instance if a man or woman falls and get their breast hit really hard, it increases his or her chance of getting breast cancer.If he or she gets breast cancer in the breast will grow a tumor that will cause him or her to have a lump on their breast.But the reason why men and women get breast cance still remains a secret for those those men and women who have breast cancer.

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The most common preventable cause of lung cancer is the smoking of tobacco products. So the most effective way to prevent lung cancer is to not smoke. This will not prevent all cases of lung cancer, but is a big start.

Then limit your chest exposure to medical x-rays to the minimum necessary, and avoid exposure to airborne asbestos, silica, etc.

That still won't prevent all lung cancers, but will do a great deal.

If you inhale or breath harmful stuff into your lungs, like smoke, drugs, or second hand smoke (which is worse than actually doing it) too much, you could get lung or throat cancer.

Ever seen that commercial with the lady with the throat plug? She smoked too much.

More much statistically and epidemiologically sound studies have suggested that breathing in the fumes from a gas cooker or fire at home increase the risk of lung cancer more than that for secondhand smoke.

Over sixty possible factors contributing to lung cancer have been identified, including drinking full fat milk and taking antibiotics.

How do you feel if "you think you have lung cancer"? As distinct from how you feel if you HAVE lung cancer? If I thought I had it, I would be nervous, scared, and probably very much afraid to go to my doctor. If I really wanted to get some resolution, I would get to my doctor immediately.

Signs of cancer. Weight loss, a sore /lump that never heals, skin changes like moles growing big and changing in pigmentation, a change in tone or voice and bleeding.numbness in legs and arms

That is an issue that the patient should discuss with their oncologist and/or attending physician. One might wish to consider a hospice or other such care facilty. One might wish to meet with family to discuss what needs to be done in terms of a will or other legal matter, final arrangements and so forth. But the patient definitely needs to get factual answers from a qualified professional.

There are five different stages of pancreatic cancer. In the first stage there is no spread, in the second the cancer grows locally, the third is local spread, the fourth is when the cancer has spread even wider in nearby blood vessels and the fifth stage is, when the cancer has spread even to distant organs.

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This is a difficult question because the solution is often yes or no depending upon how you define cure because hope is so important within the setting of cancer.

Long-term survival with lung cancer is usually possible, especially when the disease is caught within the early stages, or if an advanced lung cancer responds to targeted therapies or immunotherapy. Some people survive a few years even with stage 4 lung cancer. Even if lung cancer isn't curable, it's nearly always treatable. And it isn't just that advanced lung cancer is curable. The new treatment options often have a few side effects. There's always an opportunity (in some cases this is often very small) that lung cancer can recur, even a few years after it's originally found. The longer someone lives without evidence of cancer (no evidence of cancer is usually simply called NED). When lung cancer is not spread to the lymph nodes and blood vessels in the early stage that can be cured.

Yes, smoking cigarettes (and this goes for smoking marijuana too) have both been strongly linked to the development of many different types of cancer. Reducing how much you smoke or preferably quitting altogether is best.

Lung cancer primarily affects the lungs themselves, but it can also spread to other parts of the body through a process called metastasis. The lungs are a pair of vital organs responsible for breathing and oxygenating the blood. Lung cancer can originate in the lung tissue and spread to nearby structures and distant organs. The organs that lung cancer can affect include:

Lungs: Lung cancer originates in the cells of the lung tissue, causing tumors to form within the lung structures.

Lymph Nodes: Cancer cells can spread to nearby lymph nodes, which are part of the body's immune system. Lymph nodes in the chest area are commonly affected.

Pleura: The pleura is the thin membrane that lines the outside of the lungs and the inside of the chest cavity. Lung cancer can spread to the pleura, causing pleural effusion (accumulation of fluid) and pleural metastasis.

Bronchi and Airways: Lung cancer can block or narrow the airways, leading to breathing difficulties and other respiratory symptoms.

Trachea: The trachea, or windpipe, can be affected by lung cancer if tumors grow large enough to impede airflow.

Esophagus: Lung cancer in the upper part of the lung can sometimes invade the esophagus, the tube that carries food from the mouth to the stomach.

Heart: Rarely, lung cancer tumors in the upper part of the lung can invade nearby structures, including the heart.

Liver: Advanced lung cancer can spread to the liver through the bloodstream, causing secondary tumors.

Brain: Lung cancer can metastasize to the brain, leading to neurological symptoms and complications.

Bones: Lung cancer can spread to bones, causing pain and weakening the skeletal structure.

Adrenal Glands: The adrenal glands, located on top of each kidney, can be affected by metastatic lung cancer.

Other Organs: In advanced stages, lung cancer can spread to various other organs, including the kidneys, pancreas, and gastrointestinal tract.

It's important to note that the ability of lung cancer to spread to other organs emphasizes the importance of early detection and treatment. Lung cancer is often diagnosed at an advanced stage, which can make it more challenging to treat. If you have concerns about lung health or symptoms related to lung cancer, it's recommended to consult with a healthcare professional for proper evaluation and guidance.

I would think so.