yeah, i know this isn't about lung cancer,
but i had no idea where else to post.
well, i had a partial lung collapse
(spontaneous) about two weeks ago. i was
in the hospital for about 2 days (with the
freakin tube stuck inside me) and my CT
scan showed NO complications whatsoever.
On july 19th, i am planning on going to
SIX FLAGS (woo!), but I am wondering, is
it safe to ride rollercoasters? Doc said
that i can't scubadive or skydive, but I'm
wondering if rollercoasters could affect
the pressure on my body and maybe trigger
another collapse. In my opinion, i dont
think my lung will collapse. last week, i
started going back to working out and
playing tennis and i feel completely fine.
online, there have been articles saying
how people usually have trouble breathing
after a collpase, but because mine was so
minor, i breathe perfectly fine (ive never
smoked in my life and don't plan on it).
soooo, can i ride rollercoasters?
thanks!!!
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puntubabu
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 19 Jun 2007 Posts: 5 Location: USA!!
Posted: 06-21-07 20:41pm
can anyone please answer my question?
thanks!!!
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dandamen
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 21 Oct 2007 Posts: 44 Location: , Dorset
Posted: 10-23-07 20:18pm
hi i wouldnt do it if you decide to do it
i would ask your doctor or go to the
hospital and just check
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