【衝撃】肺がんステージ4でも5年生存可能に!?実は肺がんリスクが高い人と早期発見法についても徹底解説【タバコ/大気汚染/女性ホルモン/喘息/費用/分子標的薬】

Hello everyone. Today, I'll be discussing the topic, "Stage 4 lung cancer: 5 years to live?! Why can people survive for 5 years even at stage 4?" In the first half, I'll discuss "lung cancer survival rates and treatments by stage," in the middle I'll talk about "Why long-term survival is possible even at stage 4," in the second half I'll talk about "lung cancer risks and how to detect them," and finally I'll discuss "frequently asked questions about lung cancer," so please watch until the end. If you have any thoughts or experiences, or if there are any topics you'd like me to cover in the future, I'd be happy if you could write them in the comments section. Also, if you think this video would be helpful to your friends, family, or anyone else, please share it with them. I'll continue to provide accurate information about cancer treatment based on research papers and clinical experience, explaining it from the ground up in an easy-to-understand manner. Please subscribe to my channel and look forward to the next video. Subscribe here    / @zerogan   📔Table of Contents 0:00 Opening 0:49 Lung Cancer Survival Rates and Stage-Specific Treatments 3:20 Why Long-Term Survival is Possible Even with Stage 4 Lung Cancer 7:25 Lung Cancer Risks and How to Detect Them 11:24 Frequently Asked Questions About Lung Cancer 📔 Frequently Asked Questions About Lung Cancer Q: I've had a cough for about two months since contracting COVID-19. Does COVID-19 make me more susceptible to lung cancer? Q: I have asthma, so does that make me more susceptible to lung cancer? Q: Are there any tumor markers specifically for lung cancer? Q: My CT scan showed a faint shadow on my lung, but I was told to get another CT scan in three months. Is it okay to leave it alone? Q: How much will lung capacity decrease after surgery for lung cancer? Q: If I'm elderly and unable to undergo surgery, can heavy ion beam therapy cure me? Q: Can lung cancer be cured with radiation therapy alone? Q: Where does lung cancer tend to spread? Q: A friend of mine with stage 4 lung cancer seems healthy and is planning to travel abroad soon. I'm not sure if it's really stage 4. Q: My fingers and nails are rough as a side effect of molecular targeted drugs. My doctor has prescribed medication, but it's not helping much. Is there anything I can do? ─────── SNS ─────── I also share information about cancer care on Ameblo, Twitter, and Instagram. Ameblo: https://ameblo.jp/ginza-miyako/ Twitter:   / ginza_miyako   Instagram:   / ginza_miyako_clinic   ─────── Inquiries ─────── For business inquiries regarding lectures, interviews, and media appearances, please contact us here. [email protected] ─────── Profile ──────── Director of Ginza Miyako Clinic Makie Hamamoto Specialty: Cancer Gene Therapy/Immunotherapy, Regenerative Medicine Specialist, Japan Surgical Association Japanese Society for Gene and Cell Therapy Japanese Society for Clinical Oncology Certified Physician of the Japanese Society for Regenerative Medicine Preceptor, Japan Society for Tobacco Control 2001 Graduated from Kagoshima University School of Medicine General Surgery, Okinawa Prefectural Chubu Hospital 2003 Surgical Resident, Kyorin University School of Medicine 2004 Ibaraki Regional Cancer Center 2005 General Surgery, Okinawa Prefectural Chubu Hospital 2007 Surgery, Okinawa Prefectural Miyako Hospital/Miyakojima Tokushukai Hospital 2011 Regenerative Medicine Specialty Clinic 2018 Director, Ginza Miyako Clinic #LungCancer #CancerSpecialist #TomoakiOgura #ShidoNakamura #YokoNogiwa #ET-KING #Itokin #RyuichiKawamura #Sayaka Aoki