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CT scan question about Lung cancer? |
I am suffering from shortness of breath, really bad that is, so I went to ER( 2 times last week) as it was so bad, I am 29M btw, well They did the x-ray and other test and they sent me home with no answer on both occasions( I was told there is nothing wrong), well I went to my MD to see what he has to say, he ordered 3 heart related test first to see if I have that problem, and they were negative except for raised BP( 131/78) , then PFT/CT scan, they were also normal with no abnormalities. Dr. Patrick, the chiropracter, who is all over Yahoo Answers shamelessly giving plugs about his website and company. And then giving "medical advice" jumping from shortness of breath to diabetes/DKA. I would ignore all that if I were you. You are right that early cancers usually do not produce any symptoms at all. If your lung x-rays were clear, chances are they will not find anything on a CAT scan either. On the other hand, there are metabolic conditions that can cause shortness of breath, and this has nothing at all to do with the lungs. One of them is ketoacidosis. Might you be diabetic? Also, you may be interested in the link below. Hope it all works out well for you. First, I think that it will be O.K. if you get rid of the fear that you have for getting cancer. Contray to what you have been hearing, only about 8% of cancers are genetically linked. These are usually cancers that occur in younger patients, such as sarcoma or early-onset colon cancer. The vast majority of occur without a known cause or are related to lifestyle changes. However, you did show an elevated blood pressure reading. I do not want you to get so focused on this cancer and neglect the rest of your health. |
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