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  1. Hi,

    My english isn't perfect.

    Im 45 y old  and i am a smoker for +18 a 20y.

    1 week ago i started  to have a hoarseness voice and 3 days after that start i feel soms chest pain.  

    In february i got 4 months diarrhea, the family doctor did a stool test and the stool test was ok. after 4 motnhs my stool test was ok.

    Sometimes i got chest pain (i  read on several sites the chest pain of lung cancer must be worse when you laugh, cough,.. ) and when i laugh or cough.. my chest pain stays the same.. not worser.. and 1 week i feel it... then i feel nothing for serveral weeks..

    Now i got a hoarseness voice.. 1 week now. i think today my hoarseness is going  better.. 

    I went tuesday 18 juli to the family doctor and i did a blood test (it was normal) and she  saw my throat was a little bit red. She said my throat is slightly inflamed and the hoarseness is from the inflamation.  She also said its viral and that i can't take any medicine for this..

     

    I talk if it should be lung cancer be because when i search on the internet i read the badest things... as lung cancer .. 

    But i'm afraid that the chest pain that i feel sometimes and my hoarseness voice is a symtom of lung cancer.

     

    -If you got lung cancer (early?), is the blood test normal?

    -if you got a hoarseness voice from lung cancer, is the throat slighty inflamed (i feel a little bit a sore throat) or you got only a hoarseness voice without an inflamed throat)

    -about the chest pain.. now i don't feel it.. but sometimes i feel a little chest pain.. which i feel 80% of the time.. after a few days he is gone. I think if its lung cancer i should feel it all the time, for weeks... of longer an and should be worser when i laugh or try to cough.

    What do you think? 

    Thanks for your help/advice

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