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Lung Cancer Symptoms

Hello guys I am new to this community.

Well I am Gerald, MD at Sarasota cancer hospital.

I would like to discuss few really important points on lung cancer. please read below.

Lung Cancer Symptoms

    * A habitual cough which worsens over time
    * Constant chest pain
    * Coughing up blood
    * Shortness of breath, wheezing, or hoarseness
    * Continual problems with bronchitis or pneumonia
    * Fatigue
    * Swelling of the face and neck
    * Loss of appetite
    * Unintentional weight loss

Thanks,
Gerald Gubbs
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Hello Gerald,

I have just joined the site and have a pressing question concerning my Mother and a spot on her lung that a CT scan detected.  Since her last CT scan 3 months ago, the spot has grown from 7mm to 11mm (she just had another CT scan yesterday).

If you would be willing to view some of my questions as well as read a brief discription of her previous battles with cancer (both breast and carcinosarcoma) please reply back to me.

I truly do appreciate ANY feedback and insight you may be willing to provide as I am deeply concerned for my Moms health.

Thank you so much,

Blythe
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Diagnosised with Stage Ia No Mo. vats surgery lobectomy lower right lobe.  They said no chemo, is this standard for this type? I am worried that maybe some cancer cells escaped into blood or something escaped from biopsy? what is your opinion?
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I would be interested in your input
Thanks

I am being seen at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. Very reputable for cancer
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