I Hear Noise From My Lung / Lung Discomfort Posted: 08-18-07 09:29am
hi, im 21yrs old female.
i noticed recently when ever i turn my
upper body i hear noise from my lung.
and a bit of discomfort.
ive been smoking since 2004. i think it
has alot to do with smoking.. im trying to
cut down.
i hope its nothing serious. but it just
wont go away..
i noticed it about a month ago..
i cant quite describe what kind of noise
it is.. but it sounds somewhat like im
breathing hard when im not breathing(when
im turning my upperbody sideways) i hope
its not cancer... i really hope its
nothing serious.
can anybody help me out please
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CarolDiane
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Posted: 04-24-08 06:52am
There are different sounds that mean
different things. Only your doctor can
tell what the sounds mean. ei.....smokers
lung, asthma, bronchitis etc.
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notalonewithcancer
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I Hear Noise From My Lung / Lung Discomfort Posted: 06-03-08 08:44am
Its normally called Strider. CarolDiane
is right, it is hard to pin down unless
you are given tests to determine if its
anything more serious then smoker's
strider. You would do well for yourself
to be checked by xray or better, a CT
scan.
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tigger4u9
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i have a question Posted: 06-30-08 11:42am
i just got results from my x ray today and
the doctor said i have a small amount of
calcium on my lungs can any one tell me
what that means?
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CarolDiane
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Re: i have a question Posted: 06-30-08 16:01pm
tigger4u9
wrote:
i just got results from my x
ray today and the doctor said i have a
small amount of calcium on my lungs can
any one tell me what that
means?
I appolgize but, this one really has me
stumped. I do know that when you break a
bone, it is not uncommon to have a calcium
build up around the break. Kinda takes up
some of the missing space in between after
it is set. But, to be truthful, I really
don't know what the calicum would have to
adhear to in the lungs.
Hopefully someone can shed some light on
this for me also. I worked on a
pulmonology floor but have never heard of
that.
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