Lung cancer
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Lung cancer patient follow-up records: English conversations, reported symptoms and original clinical images, with the source context retained.
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1 source imageAppetite improved; breathing became harder
After four days of medication, the correspondent reported a better appetite, less swelling in the feet and some pain relief.
2 source imagesTwo updates on coughing up blood
On day eight of medication, Chen's daughter said coughing up blood had become less frequent and his energy had improved.
1 source imageLess arm pain, with stomach discomfort continuing
On day six of medication, Zhao said abdominal bloating had eased but her stomach still felt uncomfortable.
1 source imageGetting up and going to the toilet independently
The family said Lu had been able to get up by the third day of medication, was eating one or two small bowls of rice and seemed in better spirits.
1 source imageLess cramping and daytime sleepiness
In the May 19 update, the family said lower-leg muscle pain, previously like cramping, had stopped.
1 source imageA little more energy, with pain medicine still needed
During a follow-up around day six or seven, Deng described a slight improvement in appetite and less fatigue.
1 source imageA lung-cancer follow-up after targeted treatment
Luo's history includes more than two years of targeted treatment in a clinical trial and reported drug resistance.
1 source imageBetter appetite, with two different imaging methods
The narrative describes vomiting, fatigue, headache, dry mouth and feeling cold before consultation.
2 source imagesMore energy, with burning and a rash still reported
In the July 22 follow-up, Wu's family described better energy.
1 source imageA later lung and lymph-node follow-up
The narrative describes chest tightness, shortness of breath and rib and back pain at presentation.
1 source imageA smaller measured lung lesion, with extensive findings remaining
Sun had chemotherapy before seeking the care described in this archive.
1 source imageInterval improvement on a chest CT comparison
The April 4, 2026 CT explicitly compares the right lower-lobe mass with August 14, 2025 and describes marked reduction.
1 source imageBreathing felt easier, while mobility remained limited
Xiao had a pleural malignancy assessment and drainage of pleural fluid before this follow-up.
1 source imageA lung-imaging comparison requiring lesion matching
The earlier narrative describes large findings in both lungs.
1 source imageA metastatic lung-cancer follow-up with unresolved source details
The case describes lung cancer with liver and bone involvement.
1 source imageFewer brain lesions after a history that includes surgery
Tan's record includes surgery for a right orbital mass before follow-up for lung cancer with suspected brain metastases.
1 source imageWeight gain despite a continuing rise in CEA
Qiu reported gaining more than four jin, about two kilograms, after a long period of little weight change.
1 source imageA family shares a better follow-up result
The accompanying text identifies the patient only as Mr Wang.
1 source imageA smaller lung mass, but poor appetite and weakness persisted
The June 29, 2023 CT described a right upper-lobe mass.
1 source imageA lung follow-up after chemotherapy
Cao had received chemotherapy before this account and reported poor appetite, weakness, pain and blood-streaked sputum.
1 source imageUltrasound findings after lung surgery and chemotherapy
Cai's history includes lung surgery and chemotherapy.
1 source imageMore energy, with numbness and poor sleep continuing
Yang described more strength, better appetite and more comfortable digestion after starting the medicine.
1 source imageA mixed chest-imaging result
The source narrative reports improved symptoms and a smaller left upper-lobe finding.
3 source imagesSmall gains in movement and sleep after surgery
The accompanying text describes lung cancer with bone metastases, prior surgery and further treatment, followed by severe difficulty walking and sleeping.
1 source imageA lung follow-up with residual lymph nodes
The narrative describes cough, sputum, breathlessness, pain at night and poor sleep and appetite.
4 source imagesEarly changes noticed by a worried family
Miao's family described a little improvement by the fourth day, while substantial weakness remained.
1 source imageA smaller lung measurement, with brain findings needing confirmation
The May 4 and June 6, 2025 chest CT reports give different dimensions for the left upper-lobe mass.
1 source imageSerial brain imaging and reported symptom changes
The November 15, 2024 contrast MRI described multiple brain metastases.
1 source imageA patient reports a better review after chemotherapy
Wei's history includes chemotherapy.
1 source imageDigestive symptoms improved while some pain continued
The source describes lung cancer with suspected bone and brain involvement.
1 source imagePostoperative follow-up with persistent thoracic findings
Hu had undergone surgery for lung cancer.
1 source imageSmaller lesions alongside new findings
The narrative reports less itching and improved appetite and energy.
2 source imagesA pain update that includes a painkiller
Zhong described a period without pain while taking Chinese medicine, other medication and a painkiller.
1 source imageA July lung-imaging review
The family reported less chest tightness and breathlessness and discussed a July review with the care team.
1 source imageMore strength in the legs and more conversation
The July 30, 2025 family update describes a change noticed the previous afternoon: Wang seemed more alert, had more strength in his legs and was talking more.
1 source imageLess headache, with dizziness still present
Li reported less headache and a better appetite soon after starting the medicine.
1 source imageChest and back pain eased between chemotherapy visits
Following lung-cancer surgery and chemotherapy, Zhang said his chest and back were no longer hurting and he was eating reasonably well.
1 source imageBreathing was comfortable, while arm pain continued
The follow-up describes only mild coughing and little sputum, comfortable breathing, no fever or bloating, and reasonable digestion.
1 source imagePostoperative lymph-node follow-up
Lü had previous right lung surgery.
1 source imageEarly adverse symptoms and a later imaging update
Zhang had a history of targeted treatment.
1 source imageLung measurements across two comparison intervals
The December 6, 2025 CT described a larger right lung mass than on a September examination.
1 source imageA family letter after pleural-fluid drainage
This later-designed poster reproduces a family letter dated October 20, 2024 and the earlier update also used in C095.
1 source imageA family update includes worsening bone disease
This source overlaps with C114 but includes a more detailed June conversation.
1 source imageBowel movements improved; other changes were modest
After six days, Zhang's family reported normal daily bowel movements.
1 source imageA lung follow-up with symptom improvement
The September and November 2025 CT material gives smaller dimensions for the right middle-lobe lesion on the later examination.
1 source imageA later self-reported follow-up after an eventful start
This record extends C128 with a December update.
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