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Clear-atadine children's…”, indicating that your chest x-rays have shown no sign of tumor. Most lung tumors are diagnosed by chest x-ray. A chest CT scan shows more detail than a plain chest x-ray. Since a CT scan is more sensitive it allows for detection of lung tumors at an earlier stage in their growth. Sputum cytology is another way to detect tumors early, sometimes even before they are visible on a CT scan. Sputum or mucus that is coughed up from the lungs is examined for tumor cells.
The best way to uncover a breathing problem before it may show up on a chest x-ray is with breathing tests. Spirometry is a simple breathing test. It measures how your lungs are working. Pulmonary function tests are a variety of breathing tests that provide detailed information about how your lungs are working. With these breathing tests it may be possible to find a lung problem before you are having symptoms.
Keep on it, mostly to ease your mind because that can make you sick as well with worrying so much. Good luck to you.