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How Tabacco damages lungs | Lungs Cancer | Dr. Nishtha Singh

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The fundamental job of your lungs is to transfer oxygen-rich blood from the air you breathe into the rest of your body and to remove carbon dioxide as waste when you exhale. While no tobacco product is completely safe, combustible products—those that must be lit on fire to use, such as cigarettes are particularly harmful to the lungs.   How Tabacco damages lungs | Lungs Cancer | Dr. Nishtha Singh Smoking cigarettes can have an instant negative impact on your health. Each puff of cigarette smoke comprises a complex chemical mixture. When you inhale this, the smoke hits your lungs immediately, and the poisonous compounds are transmitted via your bloodstream to the rest of your body. Carbon monoxide, which is found in tobacco smoke, displaces oxygen in your blood, depriving your organs of the oxygen they require.  Smoking also raises the chance of cancer such as Mouth Esophagus Kidney Liver Bladder Pancreas Colon/rectum Pharynx (throat) Cervix Larynx (voice box) Stomach Smok...

Lung Cancer Treatment | Types of Cancer Treatment | Dr. Nishtha Singh

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There are a variety of cancer treatments available. The sorts of treatment you receive will be determined by the type of cancer you have and how far it has progressed. Some cancer patients will just require one treatment. Most people, on the other hand, receive a mix of therapies, such as surgery combined with chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy. Immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and hormone therapy are all options. How Lung Cancer Treated | Types of Cancer Treatment  Small cell lung cancer and non-small cell lung cancer are the two most common kinds of lung cancer. These classifications apply to how cancer cells appear under a microscope. Compared to small cell lung cancer, non-small cell lung cancer is more prevalent. Types of Lungs Cancer Treatment  Depending on the type of lung cancer and how far it has gone, there are numerous treatment options. Surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, targeted therapy, or a combination of these treatments can be used to treat non-smal...