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After having a bronchosopy and ct scan received an appointment for results asking me to refrain from smoking that day, does anybody no why?
Please can somebody help us, we are new on here I am writing this on behalf of my mum who is 63 she has had the 2 week referral to the chest clinic with suspected lung cancer due to have a cyst on her lung that has grown and all the signs of lung cancer.
Please can somebody help us, we are new on here I am writing this on behalf of my mum who is 63 she has had the 2 week referral to the chest clinic with suspected lung cancer due to have a cyst on her lung that has grown and all the signs of lung cancer.
Natalielouise
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 years ago
After having a bronchosopy and ct scan received an appointment for results asking me to refrain from smoking that day, does anybody no why?
I am writing this on behalf of my mum who is 63 she has had the 2 week referral to the chest clinic with suspected lung cancer due to have a cyst on her lung that has grown and all the signs of lung cancer.
I am writing this on behalf of my mum who is 63 she has had the 2 week referral to the chest clinic with suspected lung cancer due to have a cyst on her lung that has grown and all the signs of lung cancer.
Natalielouise
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 years ago
Long and possibly boring
I am a life long chronic bronchitic, had a
lobectomy
of the left
lung
at 18, am a non smoker, fairly fit and active (Steps not included), I was just wondering if anyone else's lung function is really inconsistent at the moment, or should I be going to the Doctors.
I am a life long chronic bronchitic, had a
lobectomy
of the left
lung
at 18, am a non smoker, fairly fit and active (Steps not included), I was just wondering if anyone else's lung function is really inconsistent at the moment, or should I be going to the Doctors.
sukee52
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 years ago
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Well I'd just like to say hello to old and new members - it has been quite some time since I posted on here. As the oldies know I stopped smoking in April 2013 and got diagnosed with lung cancer 2 months later!! anyway long story short - I had some pretty rough treatment via chemo and radiotherapy but
Well I'd just like to say hello to old and new members - it has been quite some time since I posted on here. As the oldies know I stopped smoking in April 2013 and got diagnosed with lung cancer 2 months later!! anyway long story short - I had some pretty rough treatment via chemo and radiotherapy but
veecatz
2 YEAR WINNER
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Quit Support
10 years ago
in a bit of quandary
hi all x been reading the leaflets from the lung transplant team and on back page it mentions benifits and coming to terms with needing a lung transplant well my husband is on list for a double lung transplant . does this class him has being terminally ill . because on social sercurity secrets awaiting
hi all x been reading the leaflets from the lung transplant team and on back page it mentions benifits and coming to terms with needing a lung transplant well my husband is on list for a double lung transplant . does this class him has being terminally ill . because on social sercurity secrets awaiting
chrissyk
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 years ago
Hi everyone, I'm new to this, was just wondering if anyone else has been assessed for lung transplant if so could they give me some info.
I've had the big respiratory test and I've to meet with my consultant in june for results of this what's the procedure after this thanks in advance.
I've had the big respiratory test and I've to meet with my consultant in june for results of this what's the procedure after this thanks in advance.
caz1988
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 years ago
80yrs old with inoperable stage 1 lung cancer
Mum has had a PET scan and a biopsy she has a tumour in her right lower lobe of lung but Dr says they cannot operate it's too risky and not keen to give her toxins that they make her more ill, so what are her options?? Anyone help??
Mum has had a PET scan and a biopsy she has a tumour in her right lower lobe of lung but Dr says they cannot operate it's too risky and not keen to give her toxins that they make her more ill, so what are her options?? Anyone help??
Tusk
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 years ago
Thyroid test results appear ok but I still feel unwell, any advice please
Following left thyroid lobectomy to remove benign tumour, recent thyroid test results are TSH - 1.29 (.035 - 4.5), T4 -14 (10 - 25), T3 - 5.8 no range provided, I have been told no meds necessary. However I am still very tired (problems with sleeping) I awake most nights about 2am to 5am, shake a lot
Following left thyroid lobectomy to remove benign tumour, recent thyroid test results are TSH - 1.29 (.035 - 4.5), T4 -14 (10 - 25), T3 - 5.8 no range provided, I have been told no meds necessary. However I am still very tired (problems with sleeping) I awake most nights about 2am to 5am, shake a lot
JaneHo
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Thyroid UK
10 years ago
Dall is on the loose again
I had an appointment with my rheumatoid connective tissue expert today and he informed me that there is little doubt that It is my immune system which is attacking my lungs, he called it (jo-1 positive polymyositis) so I am not in the bracket of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis any longer. I now have a
I had an appointment with my rheumatoid connective tissue expert today and he informed me that there is little doubt that It is my immune system which is attacking my lungs, he called it (jo-1 positive polymyositis) so I am not in the bracket of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis any longer. I now have a
dall05
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 years ago
hiya has anyone been on the active list for a lung transplant and have they filled a 1500 form in
chrissyk
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 years ago
Post op left thyroid lobectomy, left with hematoma, looking for advice as to how to resolve (quickly!!!).
4 weeks post op, I had removed left side thyroid as a result of a benign 56g(6cm) tumour, 10 days after op I had a lump (hematoma identified) behind scar and a lot of discomfort, this has improved marginally and doctors/consultant have advised it will take time to heal. Unfortunately not sleeping very
4 weeks post op, I had removed left side thyroid as a result of a benign 56g(6cm) tumour, 10 days after op I had a lump (hematoma identified) behind scar and a lot of discomfort, this has improved marginally and doctors/consultant have advised it will take time to heal. Unfortunately not sleeping very
JaneHo
in
Thyroid UK
10 years ago
Have been gone for a couple of weeks, and wanted to fill my friends here, in on what's been going on...
A few weeks ago, I had been on asking for advice on how to get my doctor to help me. I was having a strange noise in my lower rib cage, and was still dealing with not being able to breathe well after 5 months of therapy, antibiotics and steroids. Well, I had a bad attack with my asthma and went to my
A few weeks ago, I had been on asking for advice on how to get my doctor to help me. I was having a strange noise in my lower rib cage, and was still dealing with not being able to breathe well after 5 months of therapy, antibiotics and steroids. Well, I had a bad attack with my asthma and went to my
dustbunny
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 years ago
I've just been referred to newcastle transplant centre. For assessment for a lung transplant.
Does anybody know how long it takes to get appointment. And what's involved in the assessment.
Does anybody know how long it takes to get appointment. And what's involved in the assessment.
Michelle12120
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 years ago
Hello everyone just joined.
Hi, I have Chronic Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis, due to bird allergy!. Really struggling now and running out of drug options to try. On steroids, and Cyclophosphamide to try to slow down my deterioration. What I wanted to ask is I have had all the tests done and sent off to Newcastle and am awaiting
Hi, I have Chronic Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis, due to bird allergy!. Really struggling now and running out of drug options to try. On steroids, and Cyclophosphamide to try to slow down my deterioration. What I wanted to ask is I have had all the tests done and sent off to Newcastle and am awaiting
suemaz
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 years ago
NICE decision on access to Gefitinib(Iressa) and Erlotinib (Tarceva).
We are pleased to see NICE's announcement today on second line treatment for non small cell lung cancer using Gefitinib (Iressa) and Erlotinib (Tarceva). Second line treatment is when someone needs further treatment after chemotherapy because their cancer has progressed. The earlier Appraisal Committee
We are pleased to see NICE's announcement today on second line treatment for non small cell lung cancer using Gefitinib (Iressa) and Erlotinib (Tarceva). Second line treatment is when someone needs further treatment after chemotherapy because their cancer has progressed. The earlier Appraisal Committee
LorraineD
Roy Castle
in
The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
10 years ago
Left Thyroid lobectomy, 4 days post op and looking for advice regarding whether I need to progress any of my test results further?
Pre op Test - Result - Range - Serum Sodium 137 (133-146), Serum Potassium 4 (3.5 - 5.3), Serum Chloride 109 (95-108), Serum urea level 3.8 (2.5-7.8), Serum Creatinine 60 (50-100), GFR Calculated >60 (60-140), Serum Calcium 2.31 (2.20 - 2.60), ...
Pre op Test - Result - Range - Serum Sodium 137 (133-146), Serum Potassium 4 (3.5 - 5.3), Serum Chloride 109 (95-108), Serum urea level 3.8 (2.5-7.8), Serum Creatinine 60 (50-100), GFR Calculated >60 (60-140), Serum Calcium 2.31 (2.20 - 2.60), ...
JaneHo
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Thyroid UK
10 years ago
Dad diagnosed with asbestosis
Hi all new to here I'm just trying to get some help on my father's recent diagnosis of asbestosis it's a completely new world to us and i want to know any pit falls of who to avoid in the case of compensation lawyers etc and if he's entitled to anything thanks
Hi all new to here I'm just trying to get some help on my father's recent diagnosis of asbestosis it's a completely new world to us and i want to know any pit falls of who to avoid in the case of compensation lawyers etc and if he's entitled to anything thanks
dale5134
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 years ago
Lung Cancer Spreading ?
Hi all My wife had a lobectomy 30 months ago and the cancer returned with spots in her pelvis and rib 8 months ago and she has been on Gefetinib since. A couple of weeks ago she developed a DVT which they said was not attached and her ultra sound showed raised lymph nodes in the groin and now she has
Hi all My wife had a lobectomy 30 months ago and the cancer returned with spots in her pelvis and rib 8 months ago and she has been on Gefetinib since. A couple of weeks ago she developed a DVT which they said was not attached and her ultra sound showed raised lymph nodes in the groin and now she has
DonnyB
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
10 years ago
Compassionate Leave - Time off work for Mum with terminal Lung Disease (Usual Interstitial Pneumonia) - Advice
My mum is terminally ill with Usual Interstitial Pneumonia. While waiting for a double lung transplant on the priority list, this year has seen the arrival of lung infections. My mum first contracted one in January and had to go to A&E. This cleared up after a few days. The most recent one has now left
My mum is terminally ill with Usual Interstitial Pneumonia. While waiting for a double lung transplant on the priority list, this year has seen the arrival of lung infections. My mum first contracted one in January and had to go to A&E. This cleared up after a few days. The most recent one has now left
Captainjones
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 years ago
Just been told my dad has lung cancer squamous cell carcinoma T4N2M0
Want another opinion his starting chemo next week. Been told it's not able to be removed. So confused going to see if the royal marsden will see him for a second opinion. Any one give advice.
Want another opinion his starting chemo next week. Been told it's not able to be removed. So confused going to see if the royal marsden will see him for a second opinion. Any one give advice.
Wright60
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
10 years ago
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