One of the biggest reasons why mesothelioma is so lethal is because of the way the symptoms present. First, there may be no symptoms at all for a very long time. In fact, the disease has a latency period of between 10 and 50 years, meaning that’s how long it can take for symptoms to appear. And when mesothelioma symptoms in Texas do appear, they are often similar to more common conditions that aren’t as serious. This leads to frequent misdiagnosis and delayed diagnosis. Mesothelioma is incurable, but with early detection, it may be treatable. Early detection is the only way to improve the prognosis of a mesothelioma patient. If you have been diagnosed, contact our mesothelioma attorneys for help pursuing justice for the negligence that led to your diagnosis.


It is critical that you see a doctor in Texas if you exhibit the warning signs of potential mesothelioma. Think back on your life–did you work at a job where asbestos exposure was a risk? These jobs include working in the military, construction work, mining, refineries, and chemical plants. Of course, asbestos exposure is not limited to work. You could have been exposed at home, in an office building, or any number of other scenarios. Common symptoms you should watch for include:
As you can see, these factors are not unique. They are symptoms of many other illnesses that are not as serious as cancer. That is part of what makes mesothelioma so hard to detect.
Your symptoms may be more or less severe depending on several factors related to your asbestos exposure, including how long you were exposed to asbestos (decades, years, months), your age, or other factors such as how the disease spread or how long it has been latent in your body.
Anyone exhibiting mesothelioma symptoms in Texas should speak with an attorney and find out what your legal options may be. At Ted Lyon Law, our lawyers are highly experienced in complex mesothelioma litigation and are ready to hear your story. Schedule a free, no-obligation consultation with a lawyer by calling 877-Ted-Lyon (833-5966) or contacting us online anytime.