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Lung cancer symptoms, should i go to the doctor?
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Probably: If you are unwell, a physician visit is advised. There are no symptoms that are specific for lung cancer, however, your doctor can ask questions, examine you, and recommend further tests.
Answered 1/31/2015
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???: Hard to tell without any symptoms.But then again....Early lung cancer does not usually have any symptoms.
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