Bladder Cancer Spots On Brain Do Spots On Your Lungs A;ways Mean Cancer?
Do Spots on your lungs a;ways mean cancer? - bladder cancer spots on brain
I went to hospital last night because I am a nagging pain in my chest at the top right sometimes shot in the back, it had for about 4-5 days and was gettin worse, So Did X-ray, a CT scan, and many more tests and my gall bladder, heart. everything was in order and told me it was probably stress or pulled a muscle in the wall of the chest and gave me anti-inflammatories for pain, but the doctor. said he had spots on the lungs and there is probably nothing to be feared, but Chack again in 6 months, and I think if something like cancer would not get the test before the expiry of 6 months or consent to wait so long. Ideas?
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5 comments:
"Spots" is not a medical term. They should ask themselves what has been found exactly the point. Usually waiting to see if a suspicion of cancer, then only 3 months before another scanner so the fact that they have said, shows six months before another test that you will not likely that you have lung cancer.
They have filled scars, granulomas (bumps with fluid) or a past or current infection, which can be seen in the analysis, as well as many other possibilities, of cancer. If symptoms persist, you may want a further review in three months, but if the pain is resolved to wait for six months seems reasonable. Good luck
I had done the same thing. I phnemonia. There were 3 points in the left lung. I took my medication and better than ever before. I again had XRay 6 months. later, and went clear. I understand that we are worrying, but often turns out to be nothing.
Yes, it could be cancer, tuberculosis, lung cancer, weeds and dirt in order to burn it.
Only your doctor can tell you, ... 6 months later!
Not all articles are found wicked! I have a cousin who has a wide field in the lungs ... This is not cancer, but can not understand what it is! But there is something you should always off!
I go six months ago. This gives you peace of mind and know what to do!
Best of luck in this!
Gail
not always cancer.
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