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For more than a month I have been suffering from discomfort and burning pain on my left chest. I took x-ray and ultra-sound for fear of pleural effusion(checking fluid level). But it was found that there is no fluid level, but it is a chronic pleural thickening from the previous pleural effusion I had in 1990. I still have the discomfort and burning pain on my left chest. I feel very weak, but I can eat as normal and have no fear and cough. I sense that if I exert too much pressure to my body, it seems to be getting worst. If there is anybody with similar condition, please advise me for treatment and other things. Thanks.
March 2008
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