Symptoms of PLEURAL EFFUSION

View symptom groups below that present with PLEURAL EFFUSION

Chest


	young healthy adults
	chest pain, increases with breathing
	new onset of shortness of breath - difficulty breathing

Other Symptoms


	chest pain
	exposure to asbestos, radon or uranium
	persistent cough
	recurrent pneumonia
	history of smoking
	shortness of breath
	weight loss

Chest


	cough
	shortness of breath - difficulty breathing
	history of recent surgery
	swollen, painful leg
	chest pain increased with breathing
	prolonged bed rest

Chest


	chest pain, made worse with breathing
	fever and chills
	shortness of breath - difficulties breathing
	history of rheumatoid arthritis or systemic lupus erythematosis
	history of cancer

Other Symptoms


	history of smoking
	exposure to asbestos, radon or uranium
	persistent cough
	recurrent pneumonia
	chest pain
	shortness of breath
	weight loss

Chest


	chest pain, worsens with breathing
	fever and chills
	joint pain
	muscle pain
	history of cancer

Other Symptoms


	cough
	chest pain
	shortness of breath
	fever and chills

Abdomen


	Shortness of Breath
	Chest Pain
	Cough
	Pain Right Upper Abdomen
	Pain in Right Shoulder
	Recent Surgery
	Prolonged Bed Rest

Abdomen


	shortness of breath
	chest pain
	cough
	pain in right upper abdomen
	pain in right shoulder
	history of recent surgery
	history of prolonged bed rest

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Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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