Re: I think I know the answer

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,Let me know what you find out because I too have had problems since the biopsy. Pain in my back and chest area.To: Breathe-Support Sent: Sun, January 3, 2010 12:10:15 PMSubject: I think

I know the answer

Good morning to you all. I don't remember if I had told you that I have had some trouble with my left side since I had that lung biopsy. I get pains that may last a couple of days every 2 weeks or so. My niece (Reg Nurse anesthetist) thinks that it is because of some nerves they hit when going in. But it is lasting longer then usual, and this morning I am coughing up some blood, not a lot. And the flem is pretty clear. I think I probably know the answers I'm going to get Thanks Gascoigne SD, 50 yrs old, Renaud's 2008, IPF 7/2009

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I hope you are getting in touch with your doctor. Coughing up blood is a serious symptom and should not be ignored. It could be something very minor or as posted it could be pneumonia. Don't wait to see what happens. Get medical attention and be safe!

Beth

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To: Breathe-Support Sent: Sun, January 3, 2010 12:10:15 PMSubject: I think I know the answer

Good morning to you all. I don't remember if I had told you that I have had some trouble with my left side since I had that lung biopsy. I get pains that may last a couple of days every 2 weeks or so. My niece (Reg Nurse anesthetist) thinks that it is because of some nerves they hit when going in. But it is lasting longer then usual, and this morning I am coughing up some blood, not a lot. And the flem is pretty clear. I think I probably know the answers I'm going to get Thanks

Gascoigne SD, 50 yrs old, Renaud's 2008, IPF 7/2009

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If you know the answers then why aren't you at ER now? I'm not trying to

be funny, but when one coughs up blood is time to get to immediate

medical help. It may be a false alarm but it may not be and you really

can't afford to take such chances.

As to the ongoing issues post VATS, I have pains from mine and its been

26 months.

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> Good morning to you all. I don't remember if I had told you that I

have had some trouble with my left side since I had that lung biopsy. I

get pains that may last a couple of days every 2 weeks or so. My niece

(Reg Nurse anesthetist) thinks that it is because of some nerves they

hit when going in. But it is lasting longer then usual, and this morning

I am coughing up some blood, not a lot. And the flem is pretty clear. I

think I probably know the answers I'm going to get Thanks

>

> Gascoigne SD, 50 yrs old, Renaud's 2008, IPF 7/2009

>

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Yes I know. Just really was hoping it wasn't anything. And you know what it is going to turn out to be nothing,(positive thinking) but will go to doctor in the morning may call her this afternoon to see what she says. Gascoigne SD, 50 yrs old, Renaud's 2008, IPF 7/2009From: Bruce

To: Breathe-Support Sent: Sun, January 3, 2010 12:58:03 PMSubject: Re: I think I know the answer

If you know the answers then why aren't you at ER now? I'm not trying to

be funny, but when one coughs up blood is time to get to immediate

medical help. It may be a false alarm but it may not be and you really

can't afford to take such chances.

As to the ongoing issues post VATS, I have pains from mine and its been

26 months.

>

> Good morning to you all. I don't remember if I had told you that I

have had some trouble with my left side since I had that lung biopsy. I

get pains that may last a couple of days every 2 weeks or so. My niece

(Reg Nurse anesthetist) thinks that it is because of some nerves they

hit when going in. But it is lasting longer then usual, and this morning

I am coughing up some blood, not a lot. And the flem is pretty clear. I

think I probably know the answers I'm going to get Thanks

>

> Gascoigne SD, 50 yrs old, Renaud's 2008, IPF 7/2009

>

[Guest guest]

If you're coughing up blood, do not wait until tomorrow. Go

today.....I'm serious. Coughing up blood is something to be acted upon

in an emergency manner.

> >

> > Good morning to you all. I don't remember if I had told you that I

> have had some trouble with my left side since I had that lung biopsy.

I

> get pains that may last a couple of days every 2 weeks or so. My

niece

> (Reg Nurse anesthetist) thinks that it is because of some nerves they

> hit when going in. But it is lasting longer then usual, and this

morning

> I am coughing up some blood, not a lot. And the flem is pretty clear.

I

> think I probably know the answers I'm going to get Thanks

> >

> > Gascoigne SD, 50 yrs old, Renaud's 2008, IPF 7/2009

> >

>

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,How about no maybe about it, and just do it! Don't try to be superwoman-get it checked out. Better safe than sorry. Just my humble opinion.Kathy ILD 3/08 type 2 diabetes forever agoSubject: Re: Re: I think I know the answerTo: Breathe-Support Date: Sunday, January 3, 2010, 11:13 AM

Yes I know. Just really was hoping it wasn't anything. And you know what it is going to turn out to be nothing,(positive thinking) but will go to doctor in the morning may call her this afternoon to see what she says. Gascoigne SD, 50 yrs old, Renaud's 2008, IPF 7/2009From: Bruce

<brucemoreland@ gmail.com>To: Breathe-Support@ yahoogroups. comSent: Sun, January 3, 2010 12:58:03 PMSubject: Re: I think I know the answer

If you know the answers then why aren't you at ER now? I'm not trying to

be funny, but when one coughs up blood is time to get to immediate

medical help. It may be a false alarm but it may not be and you really

can't afford to take such chances.

As to the ongoing issues post VATS, I have pains from mine and its been

26 months.

>

> Good morning to you all. I don't remember if I had told you that I

have had some trouble with my left side since I had that lung biopsy. I

get pains that may last a couple of days every 2 weeks or so. My niece

(Reg Nurse anesthetist) thinks that it is because of some nerves they

hit when going in. But it is lasting longer then usual, and this morning

I am coughing up some blood, not a lot. And the flem is pretty clear. I

think I probably know the answers I'm going to get Thanks

>

> Gascoigne SD, 50 yrs old, Renaud's 2008, IPF 7/2009

>

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got it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Gascoigne SD, 50 yrs old, Renaud's 2008, IPF 7/2009To: Breathe-Support Sent: Sun, January 3, 2010 4:01:35 PMSubject: Re: Re: I think I know the answer

,How about no maybe about it, and just do it! Don't try to be superwoman-get it checked out. Better safe than sorry. Just my humble opinion.Kathy ILD 3/08 type 2 diabetes forever agoFrom: Gascoigne <michelle.gascoigne@ yahoo.com>Subject: Re: Re: I think I know the answerTo: Breathe-Support@ yahoogroups. comDate: Sunday, January 3, 2010, 11:13 AM

Yes I know. Just really was hoping it wasn't anything. And you know what it is going to turn out to be nothing,(positive thinking) but will go to doctor in the morning may call her this afternoon to see what she says. Gascoigne SD, 50 yrs old, Renaud's 2008, IPF 7/2009From: Bruce

<brucemoreland@ gmail.com>To: Breathe-Support@ yahoogroups. comSent: Sun, January 3, 2010 12:58:03 PMSubject: Re: I think I know the answer

If you know the answers then why aren't you at ER now? I'm not trying to

be funny, but when one coughs up blood is time to get to immediate

medical help. It may be a false alarm but it may not be and you really

can't afford to take such chances.

As to the ongoing issues post VATS, I have pains from mine and its been

26 months.

>

> Good morning to you all. I don't remember if I had told you that I

have had some trouble with my left side since I had that lung biopsy. I

get pains that may last a couple of days every 2 weeks or so. My niece

(Reg Nurse anesthetist) thinks that it is because of some nerves they

hit when going in. But it is lasting longer then usual, and this morning

I am coughing up some blood, not a lot. And the flem is pretty clear. I

think I probably know the answers I'm going to get Thanks

>

> Gascoigne SD, 50 yrs old, Renaud's 2008, IPF 7/2009

>

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, I second Bruce's advice. Get to the ER. You may be bleeding internally. Years ago my husband was spitting up blood. He wanted to ignore it, he felt fine, just sleepy. If he had gone to sleep he might never have woke up. He was bleeding internally. Do nowt fool around, go to the ER. Marcia