Hi Neilio57 

It's definitely worth seeking medical advice . Particularly on chemo . Infections and blood clots also have to be excluded .

It’s worthwhile phoning the nhs out of hours service . 
Better safe than sorry .

Take care and I hope you get better soon.

Court

Thank you, hopefully I'm just panicking a bit and everythings okay. I'll phone up and have a rest 

Hi Neilio57 Have you been given a 24 hour chemo support number for your hospital? I was given one and told that it wasn’t just for emergencies but to ring if I was worried about anything at all? 

Hope you managed to speak to someone 

Take care

Karen x

Hi Neilio57

I had 3 secondary lung metastases about 2 and a half years ago the issue I had was that the oncologist wanted to wait for them to get bigger so that the surgeon could find them in my lung which is similar to a sponge inside. I didnt have any symptoms and it was picked up in my regular scans. Surgery went well with the only issue being the lung reinflating which was roughly 2 days for me. Post operation the surgeon was basically giving himself an oscar for being so good at removing 2 metastases when I pointed out there were 3. My final one was removed with ablation and that went well. That was over 2 years ago and my lungs have been clear since.Good luck, put your trust in the professionals but check your information as well.