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Ct scan of chest . minimal subsegmental atelectasis the inferior lingul i've been horse whilst mucus for 8 weeks is this cancer?
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No: You need to start take bf very deep slow breathes in and out and follow up with your doctor. Do you smoke?
Answered 5/29/2018
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