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Had asthma attack went to er got ct scan, doctor said i have a slight swollen chest lymphnodes and spitting up yellow greenish flem, what is diagnosis?
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Probably normal: This is often not a significant finding. The best approach is to discuss the results with your own doctor or see a pulmonologist for his/her opinion.
Answered 4/17/2014
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