Lung adenocarcinoma resection after review D dimer high is how to return a responsibility

After lung adenocarcinoma resection, patients may find that D dimer levels are elevated during reexamination. Generally, it is related to many factors such as surgery, long-term bed rest or tumor recurrence.

1. Surgical

lung adenocarcinoma resection will lead to traumatic bleeding, which will stimulate the coagulation and fibrinolytic system in the patient's body, which may lead to increased D dimer levels.

2. Long-term bed rest after surgery

In order to recover after surgery, patients may rest for a long time and reduce the movement of both lower limbs. This will lead to slowed blood flow, blood in a hypercoagulable state, and sometimes may induce deep vein thrombosis in the lower limbs, which will lead to increased D dimer levels.

3. Tumor recurrence

If cancer cells recur, they will release coagulant substances. After a large amount of coagulant substances enter the blood, it is easy to cause blood coagulation and thrombosis, which will lead to increased D dimer levels.