Lung Cancer.

Where does air go when you breathe in? They go to the lungs right, but how? When you breathe in, air passes from your nose through the windpipe, which then divides into two different tubes, one going to each lung. Then divide into smaller tubes to carry air through the lungs into the bloodstream. All the carbon dioxide then passed to the alveoli tubes and then is breathed out by the lungs. But you have …

…bronchoscopy, mediastinoscopy, x-rays and scans of the brain, liver, bone, and adrenal glands. There are three main types of surgery one where they remove part of the lung, second lobe of the lung, and third one whole lung. Another treatment the doctors use a high-energy ray to damage cancer cells and stop mitosis of the cancer cells through out the body. The last and final treatment is the use of drugs to kill cancer cells.