What are the stages of lung cancer? Well, generally the stages are either stage one, stage two, three or four stage one is where it’s more localised and could either be treated through a specific removal of a lobe in the lung. Stage two and three and four tends to be more advanced, but sadly, in relation to lung cancer, the timing of finding the disease is often too late and it tends to be diagnosed a bit later. And that’s quite common for people who particularly aren’t normally candidates for lung cancer. As in my case, I’ve never smoked before and therefore, when they did find it through that recurring cough, it was obviously at an advanced age and it was stage three B in my case.

So, stage one is generally confined or spot and surgery would normally work to fix that stage two and three vary and stage four is obviously spread well beyond the lung. And that becomes an inoperable disease, unfortunately needs to be treated through the targeted medication, as I mentioned before, or chemotherapy. Lung Cancer Search and Rescue. Hope in every breath.