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i was admitted to the hospital after dislocating seven ribs from my spinal colom. after chiropracter adjustment my lung on left side collapsed after only two or three days. the doctors at the hospital drained 2 liters of a greenish fluid from my outer lung cavity. after being released from hospital only 1 day after chest tube was removed i would have to return to have another 2 liters only two weeks later after chest tube was removed. the same greenish fluid. im still in constant discomfort. any suggestions?
January 2009
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