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Default Do these statements need commas?

PEG tube as before.

There is edema and pleural effusion as well.

I always think there should be a comma before as. What is the rule on that? Please clarify this for me. I would truly appreciate it.

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No. You do not need a comma before "as" in these sentences.
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