Eight signs of lung cancer can appear six months before diagnosis

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Row changes in the body can be early signs of lung cancer, which sometimes appear six months before the diagnosis.

According to the publication, the diagnosis of lung cancer, which is established by examination after patient complaints, often means that the disease is not detected at all at an early stage. The early stage of an oncological disease can proceed almost without symptoms or with the manifestation of such symptoms, which are explained by less dangerous routine reasons.

In the conversation, oncologists listed the signs that statistically most often occur in patients with lung cancer even before the diagnosis is made.< /p>

• Traces of blood in sputum.
• Constant or recurring cough, coughing.
• Whistling or wheezing sounds when breathing.
• Swollen lymph nodes.
• Decreased appetite, weight.
• Pain in joints, bones.
• So much fatigue, tiredness.
• Pains in in the chest and back.
• Shortness of breath, sudden episodes of shortness of breath.
• Increased in size of the terminal phalanges of the fingers.

If these symptoms are present, it should be recorded to see a doctor and consult about a possible check-up, experts believe.