Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease can become lung cancer

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease refers to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Whether chronic obstructive pulmonary disease will develop into lung cancer should be analyzed based on the actual situation.

If the patient's physical resistance is good, the condition is mild, and he maintains good living habits after the illness, he does not stay up late, smoke, drink alcohol, etc., and is treated in time to promote the recovery of lung function, and generally will not develop into lung cancer. If the patient's physical resistance is poor, the condition is severe, and his living habits after illness are poor, he often smokes, drinks alcohol, stays up late, etc. And exposure to radioactive substances, at this time lung cells are gradually damaged, leading to genetic changes in lung cells, which can easily cause lung cancer.