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Water Accumulation In Right Lung. Medication Not Working. Water Color Pink. Sign Of Lung Cancer?

Hi, In the right lung of my brother water is accumulated. Doctor (lung Specialist) gave him medication it did not work meaning did not reduce the water. The doctor took out some of the water and the color of the water is kind of pink. The doctor could not diagnose and told him to go to India for treatment. His heart and blood exam is Okay. Could you please tell me there is no sign of lung cancer . Thank You,
Mon, 11 Feb 2013
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Oncologist, Radiation 's  Response
Hi,
age of your brother should be mentioned. is there any history of tuberculosis? pleural fluid ( water at lung) examination report to be given also. most common diagnosis tuberculosis. Color is difficult to interpret, cell count and other biochemical studies of pleural fluid will be helpful. You should also have supplied ADA report from pleural fluid. Please consult your doctor.
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Water Accumulation In Right Lung. Medication Not Working. Water Color Pink. Sign Of Lung Cancer?

Hi, age of your brother should be mentioned. is there any history of tuberculosis? pleural fluid ( water at lung) examination report to be given also. most common diagnosis tuberculosis. Color is difficult to interpret, cell count and other biochemical studies of pleural fluid will be helpful. You should also have supplied ADA report from pleural fluid. Please consult your doctor.