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By Bob989 | Jan 15, 2009

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hypochondria

Call me a hypochondriac, but after reading up on the sympttoms of lung cancer, I started to see simmilarities with what I am going through now. Feelings of being full, even if I'm not hungry, blood in the sputum, sudden losses of energy, shortness of breath and pain that moves around my chest.
The question is, is it common to equate symptoms of a sickness, with the something it might not be?

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kid10012

Jan 15, 2009

To: Bob989

How old are you? Do you have a cough? You have blood in your sputum, but did you cough it up?

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