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Could 4mm lung nodule cause fatigue&muscle loss for 1year?tested positive on early cdtlung blood test.sodium slight low cortisol slight high. advice?
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Mgt: The potential for malignancy should be assessed by a follow up imaging test. Please discuss with your physician. Family history, type of nodule, location and smoking history are part of the evaluation. If you smoke, please stop smoking and avoid smoke exposure.
Answered 5/30/2016
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