How Did You Find Out You Had Lung Cancer Reddit, We are doing good now, enjoying life. I had a bronchoscopy four days ago, and two days ago I found out I have lung cancer. It’s either going to be a relatively minor form of cancer or it’s going to be bad, real bad. Thankfully I'm currently NED The cancer cells had crowded out the platelets (the cells responsible for clotting blood). So I didn't screw around, I went straight to an ear, nose I would like to know how you came to be diagnosed, what your symptoms were, how long they had been happening, if you just had a gut feeling for a while (like I did), and what your first method of treatment In fact, a large majority of cancers aren't found until they are causing symptoms like pain and by that time the cancer is usually a later stage (bigger tumor / more spread out). The results are conclusively cancer but the type is ambiguous. CT was I convinced myself I had lung cancer and it wasn't costochondritis at all, the pain was an early lung cancer symptom or metastasised bone cancer on the ribs from an undiagnosed case of lung cancer An ultrasound and elevator blood tumor markers can indicate cancer with a high degree of accuracy, but removing the testicle and testing the tissue is the only way to conclusively confirm. Doing something similar over at another blood cancer subreddit r/lymphoma. Ct found 3 golf ball sized lymph nodes in my colon. For about three years I would sweat profusely during hikes, exhausted constantly, easily winded, pain in my shoulder but very little coughing.
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