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What is symtoms of last stage small cell lung cancer,know someone who is coughing up lots of blood and so weak


What is symtoms of last stage small cell lung cancer,know someone who is coughing up lots of blood and so weak

I am not a doctor, but know somebody with lung cancer, he told me that before being diagnosed: he noticed how one of his eyes seemed lower than the other, constipation, hoarseness, and sweating at night on one side of his back only.
The best to do, will be to go see a Doctor, good luck.
NEED MORE INFORMATION.
IS THIS PERSON RECEIVING CHEMOTHERAPY?
DOES THIS PERSON HAVE A DOCTOR?
HOW LONG HAS THIS PERSON BEEN DIAGNOSED?
MY NIECE HAS SMALL CELL CANCER AND HAS BEEN COUGHING UP BLOOD FOR SEVERAL MONTHS.
It doesn't sound like your going to know that someone much longer, coughing up blood is a very serious matter,hasn't he or she sought medical help?
Most of the time, very weak is common
Unfortunately that is a bad sign. My husband was diagnosed March 20th He passed June 6th. His urine was also reddish brown. His arm started swelling badly. So sorry for you and your friend. The end is probably near. Good luck to you.
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