Patient's question:
Recurrent paroxysmal cough with shortness of breath, without significant sputum production, chest pain, or hemoptysis. No significant weight loss recently. "Posterior segment of the right upper lobe" poorly differentiated carcinoma, cannot rule out neuroendocrine carcinoma, awaiting slow-speed paraffin and immunohistochemistry for further consultation.In your help: It is said that the combination of Lindera aggregata and Oldenlandia japonica decoction can treat advanced lung cancer. Can it be tried?
Doctor's answer:
Recurrent paroxysmal cough without obvious cause, accompanied by shortness of breath, "posterior segment of the right upper lobe of the lung" poorly differentiated carcinoma, cannot be ruled out neuroendocrine carcinoma, though it is currently considered possible. We must wait for the pathology results to confirm the diagnosis. Additionally, neuroendocrine tumors are generally considered for endocrine-related chemotherapy. The above is advice on this issue, hoping it helps you. Wishing you a speedy recovery!