First of all, why do you get lung cancer?
The causes of lung cancer are complex, and here are some possible factors:
1. Smoking: Long-term smoking or long-term inhalation of secondhand smoke is one of the main causes of lung cancer.
2. Air pollution: including industrial exhaust gases, automobile exhaust fumes, indoor decoration pollution, etc., may cause damage to the lungs and increase the risk of lung cancer.
3. Occupational factors: Occupations that are exposed to harmful substances such as asbestos, chromium, nickel, and arsenic for a long time, such as miners, smelters, chemical workers, etc., have a higher risk of lung cancer.
4. Radiation: People who have been exposed to radiation** for a long time or who are engaged in radioactive work will also have an increased risk of lung cancer.
5. Genetic factors: People who have lung cancer patients in their families may have a correspondingly increased risk of lung cancer.
Other factors: such as lung diseases (such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, pulmonary fibrosis, etc.), unhealthy lifestyle (such as unhealthy diet, lack of exercise, etc.) may also be associated with the occurrence of lung cancer.
What are the symptoms of lung cancer?
The symptoms of lung cancer may not be obvious in the early stages, but as the disease progresses, some of the following common symptoms may appear:
1. Cough: a persistent, irritating cough that may be accompanied by sputum or hemoptysis.
2. Difficulty breathing: Feeling that breathing is not smooth, shortness of breath or wheezing may occur.
3. Chest pain: dull, dull or sharp pain in the chest.
4. Fever: unexplained fever, especially persistent fever.
5. Weight loss: weight loss for no apparent reason.
6. Fatigue: feeling unusually tired and weak.
7. Hoarseness: When the tumor compresses or invades the vocal cords, it may cause hoarseness.
8. Bone pain: When lung cancer metastasizes to the bone, it may cause bone pain.
9. Swollen lymph nodes: Lymph nodes on the neck or collarbone may be swollen.
What are the advantages of lung cancer in traditional Chinese medicine?
TCM** Lung Cancer has some unique advantages, it focuses on a holistic concept, not only focusing on the tumor itself, but also taking into account the patient's physical condition, immune system and internal environment balance.
Traditional Chinese medicine** can help patients alleviate symptoms and improve their quality of life through traditional Chinese medicine conditioning, acupuncture, moxibustion and other methods.
Traditional Chinese medicine also emphasizes individualization, and formulates personalized programs according to the specific condition and constitution of patients.
Don't be afraid if you have lung cancer, stick to it, and you can live no matter if you are in the early or late stages.
Today I will share with you a ** Chinese medicine prescription for lung cancer, hoping to help you.
Recipe] reed root, peach kernel, coix seed, winter melon kernel, incense, madder, aster, comfrey, raw licorice.
The prescription is small, but it has miracles, I have used this prescription to help many lung cancer patients, I hope it can help you.