Most people with lung cancer often experience no symptoms when diagnosed at an early stage of the disease. Often involuntary X-ray reveals the presence of cancer cells. The promotion of cancer and the presence of a tumor usually causes symptoms of lung cancer. Hormones involved and the effects of cancer to other parts of the body may also improve symptoms.
People should be aware of the symptoms of lung cancer and treatment for better prognosis.
Mainly cough, hemoptysis (coughing up blood), chest pain and breathing difficulties are the most common indicator of lung cancer.
The general indicators of this cancer are:
• A cough that does not go far
• Changes have been coughing for a long time
• Being out of breath
• Cough and phlegm with blood traces
• Pain when breathing or coughing
• Loss of appetite
• Fatigue
• Weight Loss
Cancer cells produce hormones and deliver them into the bloodstream. Other signs of lung cancer, there may be hormone related, are:
• Tingling or numbness in the fingers or toes
• Muscle weakness
• Drowsiness, weakness, dizziness or confusion
• breast enlargement in men
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