what is the symptoms of lung cancer?

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Answer 1

Lung cancer: Two things: 1: If you think you have lung cancer you should start with a clinic visit to the Emergency Facility. 2: What are the symptoms you have had? Please let me know how things go.

Answer 2

Many, varied: The common symptoms are cough, chest pain, shortness of breath and weight loss. Sometimes the symptoms are due to metastases(spread tumor). In that case you may have bone pains or headaches due to tumor spread to the Bones and brain respectively.

Answer 3

Many symptoms: Lung cancer can present with many symptoms, including shortness of breath, cough, bloody sputum, weight loss, fatigue, or no symptoms at all, especially in the early stages of the cancer.

Answer 4

Many possibilities: Lung cancer symptoms may include shortness of breath, chest pain, cough, blood in the sputum, weight loss.

Answer 5

Depends: Early stage lung cancer can be asymptomatic or no symptoms. Often it is found incidentally by chest xray or chest ct scan. Ct scan screening for high risk patients has shown to be effective. Larger cancers can cause symptoms such as bleeding (hemoptysis), wheezing, weight loss and other symptoms.

Answer 6

Variable: In early stage patients may be without any significant symptoms- -perhaps some coughs- and sometimes is found accidentally . At a later stage symptoms would be more significant -that will include- persistent cough, shortness of breath, chest pain associated with breathing ( deep breathing for instance), coughing up blood, weight loss, decrease apetite etc.

Answer 7

Several: Persistent cough, wheezing, coughing up blood, unintentional weight loss, etc...But the majority of lung cancer is without symptoms. For more info: http://bit.Ly/ygfoko.

Answer 8

Often limited: Unfortunately, early lung cancer is often asymptomatic. The following link may assist you in the possible symptoms: http://goo.Gl/vvhhy.

Answer 9

There are many: Symptoms of lung cancer include: coughing up blood, unexplained weight loss, chronic cough, recurrent pneumonia that doesn't clear up, chest pain, and shortness of breath. If you have smoked a lot, you are at much higher risk, but there are some lung cancers that are not associated with smoking.

Answer 10

May be!: Lung cancer may be without symptoms initially. As it advances, the symptoms may range from blood in sputum with-cough to shortness of breath to chest pain.

Answer 11

Yes...: Unfortunately, lung cancer during earlier stages is often without symptoms. However, as others have said, there may be symptoms with lung cancer. This link may be of help: http://www.Cancer.Net/cancer-types/lung-cancer/symptoms-and-signs.

Answer 12

Many or none : May be asymptomatic until late! and bad! cough, production, bloody sputum, pain, fluid - effusion and short of breath, wheezing, weight loss.

Answer 13

Depends: Staging, location, degree of emphysema, co morbidities will determine symptoms on a particular individual. In general, most patients have no symptoms until late. Bloody sputum sometimes occurs. Some tumors may produce hormones. Weight loss may occur with advanced stage. Pneumonia, stridor, bloody pleural effusions, horner's syndrome, chest wall arm pains. Shortness of breath, recurrent pneumonias.

Answer 14

Well...: Most often there are no symptoms. But persistent cough, unexplained weight loss, and a history of risk factors such a smoking or environmental exposures. There are types of lung cancer that are different... Cough, intractable, is something that often leads to a chest X-ray or even a high resolution CT scan, which is the way to find it.

Answer 15

None in early stages: Lung cancer may not produce any noticeable symptoms in the early stages. In approximately 40 percent of people diagnosed with lung cancer, the diagnosis is made after the disease has advanced. In one third of those diagnosed, the cancer has reached stage 3. Cough, weight loss, blood in sputum, hoarseness, and shortness of breath are some symptoms.

Answer 16

Lung cancer: Two things: 1: If you think you have lung cancer you should start with a clinic visit to the Emergency Facility. 2: What are the symptoms you have had? Please let me know how things go.

Answer 17

Many, varied: The common symptoms are cough, chest pain, shortness of breath and weight loss. Sometimes the symptoms are due to metastases(spread tumor). In that case you may have bone pains or headaches due to tumor spread to the Bones and brain respectively.

Answer 18

It depends: on the extent, location, and type of lung cancer. There may be no symptoms with a small tumor. With more extensive involvement, there may be constitutional symptoms such as weight loss. There are numerous non metastatic potential disorders(paraneoplastic syndromes). There may be cough, chest pain, or hemoptysis depending on the local extent.

Answer 19

Several things: Early symptoms of lung cancer include chronic coughing, chest pain, coughing up blood, and fatigue. When more advanced the problems worsen and the symptoms more widespread.

Answer 20

Depcnds: Usually no symptoms in early stage. Late stage can have weight loss, chest wall pain, shortness of breath, coughing up blood, headaches, stroke-like symptoms, bone pains.

Answer 21

Varies: Unfortunately, early lung cancer is often asymptomatic. I hope this link helps: http://www.Cancer.Net/cancer-types/lung-cancer/symptoms-and-signs.

Answer 22

Check if worried.: There may be cough, coughing up blood, difficulty breathing, weight loss, fatigue - or no early signs at all! early testing can lead to cure in this day and age. If you've been a smoker or had significant sidestream smoke exposure - or if you work around industrial chemicals or are a firefighter, talk to your doctor. I have a number of healthy lung cancer-free women in my practice, doing great!

Answer 23

Several: Early lung cancer is often asymptomatic. Patients should thoroughly discuss their concerns with a family physician. The following link may assist you in the possible symptoms: http://goo.Gl/vvhhy this link may assist in guiding appropriate screening: http://goo.Gl/oqvsp.

Answer 24

Depends: Early stage lung cancer can be asymptomatic or no symptoms. Often it is found incidentally by chest xray or chest ct scan. Ct scan screening for high risk patients has shown to be effective. Larger cancers can cause symptoms such as bleeding (hemoptysis), wheezing, weight loss and other symptoms.

Answer 25

Depends: Often none initially. Symptoms can include chest pain, arm pain or numbness, fatigue, weight loss, coughing, coughing up blood or mucous, shortness of breath, hoarseness.

Answer 26

From nothing: To terminal. Early on, no symptoms. May be identified on x-ray or ct for something independent. Cough hemoptysis- coughing blood pain in apex or chest wall shortness of breath. Progress from tiny, to small stage 1, to local spread to lymph nodes, to spread with distant metastasis stage 4.

Answer 27

Cough: The most common symptom of identified lung cancer is cough, followed by chest pain, shortness of breath, weight loss, followed by other constitutional findings.

Answer 28

Often none: ...Until the cancer is advanced, thus the potential benefit of screening methods in patients at risk. When symptoms happen, they are lung related (cough, shortness of breath, spitting blood) or related to advanced disease like bone pain or headaches due to metastases. Also, patients can experience fatigue and weight loss. If you smoke, please don't.

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