Lung Cancer

Lung cancer is the cancer that starts in lungs Lungs are breathing organs and located inside the chest. It is most common in both men and women.

Their are two types of lung cancer:-

1. Small cell lung cancer :- Cancer cell grows rapidly and spread to other parts of body including lymph nodes, brain, adrenal gland and liver.
2. Non-small lung cancer :-In Which malignant cancer cells form in tissues of lung.

Their are following symptoms of lung cancer:-

1. Coughing.
2. Sneezing.
3. Shortness of breath.
4. Chest pain.
5. Cough.
6. loss of weight.

In later stages other symptoms arise like- pain in bones, facial paralysis, joint pain, nail problems, shoulder pain, difficulty in swallowing, weakness.

Smoking is the main cause of lung cancer.

Treatment for lung cancer is carried out by a team of specialists who will work together to provide the best possible treatment ,in Ramkrishna Chest Hospital Patna you team of best specialist is always available to help you any sort of your Lungs problems .

RKCH Patna team contains all the specialists required to make a proper diagnosis, to stage your cancer and to plan the best treatment. If you want to know more, ask our specialist about this.

The type of treatment you'll receive for lung cancer depends on several factors, including:-

1. The type of lung cancer you have .
2. The stage and position of the cancer.
3. Shortness of breath.
4. How far advanced your cancer is .
5. Your overall health position.
6. loss of weight.

Deciding what treatment is best for you can be difficult. Your cancer team will make recommendations, but the final decision will be yours.

Treatment options include surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Depending on your type of cancer and stage of cancer and how advanced it is, you may receive a combination of these treatments..

At Ram Krishna Chest Hospital , we understand the uncertainty that comes with a lung cancer diagnosis. Our speicialist and supportive care clinicians are committed to helping you understand the complexities of the disease and the array of treatment options available to you, so you can make informed decisions about your care.