Lung nodule 9 cm marked as suspicious on report

Posted by sullivan728 @sullivan728, Jun 10 8:09am

Just had a pet ct scan skull to upper thigh
Results are not clear
Test results stated suspicious follow up ct scan recommended
Does this indicate cancer?

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Hi @sullivan728,
I had chest pain too in the beginning of recovery, as Lisa said chest pain can’t be taken lightly so I reached out to my doctor and he said the same as yours, that it was all normal and a part of recovery from the trauma of the lobectomy. Yes, feels abnormal just like you said… Mine as well began to occur less frequently… then one day I realized hey haven’t had that chest pain in a while ! And that was it 😊 none since.
Hugs 🤗 Daisy

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@daisydays Bless you for sharing that. It gives me much encouragement 💕

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@monette
The OP was diagnosed stage 1a so had to be 9mm. 9cm would be no lower than stage 3. Metrics and autocorrect has a mind of it's own.

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@edivebuddy I hope it was autocorrect, but didn't want to mention cancer to her.

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Has anyone experienced tolerable or little pain? These reports are making me quite anxious about my upcoming surgery.

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Hello @peeps69
I had a right middle lobe lobectomy done robotically. My pain was tolerable and very little. In the hospital they gave me pain meds, I was discharged after about 24 hours… once home I only used Tylenol as needed, and even that was not for long.
If I began to get uncomfortable I walked slowly around the house, that alleviated it amazingly! It’s my understanding that walking increases blood flow which that in turn helps with pain.
The only discomfort I have now is from the regeneration of nerves, which is tolerable as well. I do not take medication for that, I purchased more comfortable bras which helps a lot. It takes time for nerves to heal.
I knew I’d have pain, it’s surgery and all but I was quite happily surprised at how much less it actually was !
Positive thoughts your way that you experience this as well.
Hugs 🤗 Daisy

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