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Symptom Encyclopedia

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irritating cough

1 related conditions

Chest & breathing

like you’re being hugged or squeezed

1 related conditions

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lung (called a pleural effusion) – if the cancer has spread to the lung

1 related conditions

Chest & breathing

new breathlessness or change in breathlessness

1 related conditions

Chest & breathing

new continuous cough

2 related conditions

Chest & breathing

new cough or a change in a cough

1 related conditions

Chest & breathing

new shortness of breath

7 related conditions

Chest & breathing

noisy and/or laboured breathing

1 related conditions

Chest & breathing

noisy breathing

1 related conditions

Chest & breathing

occasional wheezing and shortness of breath

1 related conditions

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persistent cough

2 related conditions

Chest & breathing

persistent cough or wheezing, which may be worse at night

1 related conditions

Chest & breathing

persistent cough that usually brings up mucus

1 related conditions

Chest & breathing

persistent dry cough

1 related conditions

Chest & breathing

pneumonia

1 related conditions

Chest & breathing

rapid breathing

1 related conditions

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recurrent chest infections

1 related conditions

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recurring chest infections

1 related conditions

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repeated periods where breathing stops or is interrupted by gasping or snorting

1 related conditions

Chest & breathing

respiratory problems like breathlessness and sleep apnoea

1 related conditions

Chest & breathing

respiratory syncytial virus (rsv)

1 related conditions

Chest & breathing

severe breathlessness

1 related conditions

Chest & breathing

Shortness of Breath

14 related conditions

Chest & breathing

shortness of breath (particularly during activities such as climbing the stairs)

1 related conditions

Chest & breathing

⚠️ Symptoms can be associated with many different conditions. This information is educational only and should not be used for self-diagnosis. Always consult a healthcare professional.