At Wed, 15 Oct 2003, Michelle wrote:
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>No problem at all. We're all just out here searching for answers.
>Thanks-Michelle
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>At Tue, 14 Oct 2003, Lee Hope wrote:
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>>Michelle: i keep asking people if you can get adhesions on your lungs
>>and in your thoracic cavity! I have been short of breath for the past
>>few mos and the drs dont seem to find much but mild obstruction on any
>>tests altho most recently one did find some inflamation. I was thinking
>>that perhaps it was from the abdominal adhesions attaching from my ab to
>>my lungs/ diaphragm and somehow making me irritatated (i pray not). Can
>>that happen? I believe if it's scarring of the lung they call it
>>fibrosis. But fibrosis shows on an x ray. If it's adhesions it
>>wouldnt. I dont want to give you any false answers, but i now ther's a
>>copd site you can go to for answers. I will mail it to your private
>>address. I'm still seeking answers on whther or not adhesions from
>>infection/water/inflamation in the abdomen can travel up into the lung
>>and thoracic cavity. Also can fluid from your ab get into the area of
>>your lungs? My right lung above te sight of the surgery feels "bound
>>down". If anyone knows can they please mail me? Sorry to jump in on
>>your e mail michelle. will mail you that site. lee
-- Kayla Worley