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Spitting up gray mucas and brown mucas.Smoked for 20+ years just decided to quit a few days ago cause of problems breathing.He is sure its lung cancer.Has been tired alot but has been working 10 to 12 hours a day(works nights).Are we just freaking out or could this be lung cancer.Has has hystory of sinus problems and broncitus.
For the past few years I have had touble with falling asleep and being startled with a shorness of breathBreath alcohol test Breath holding spell Breath odor and feeling as i am having either heart attack or I am not breathing when falling asleep. The problem has worsened and now have a slight pain below the breast on the left side. Can this be an early sign of Lung Cancer? What are the symptoms of such?
You will feel really sickly and cough for a bit after you quit...and cough up gunk too.
If the problem presists, I would see a doctor.
Congrats on quitting smoking!!!!
Enoch Choi, MD
http://www.mesotheliomaresourceonline.com/symptoms.html
and checkout the symptoms list. As your problem is related to lung cancer please read the information completely.
But i suggest to approach a physician in the shortest possible time.
Congrats on kicking out cigarette!
Thank you