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consider tb on both upper lungs
i am 26 years old, i am socially smoker, my employer ask me to take a medical examination,, sad to to say that is there have a findings on my x-ray, there is a fibrotic and hazy densities on both upper lungs area., what does it mean? is somebody tell me the fastest treatment for this?.
PLEASE CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN FURTHER ON THIS MATTER.
"Fibrotic and hazy densities in both upper lungs" can be related to disease (recent or past) and/or your smoking.
PLEASE QUIT SMOKING; that would probably help thing tremendously.
There is NO quick fix to this. RECONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN.
No one can properly DIAGNOSE you and TREAT you over the internet.
"Fibrotic and hazy densities in both upper lungs" can be related to disease (recent or past) and/or your smoking.
PLEASE QUIT SMOKING; that would probably help thing tremendously.
There is NO quick fix to this. RECONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN.
No one can properly DIAGNOSE you and TREAT you over the internet.
regarding on my concern, does somebody tell me the meaning of fibrotic and hazy densities in both upper lungs? why does the radiologist interpret my diagnose as TB CONSIDER?
somebody tell me the treatment for my diagnosed? i start to smoke since 16 years old while doing a heavy and hard work..
i did not diagnose as TB holder but the findings in my cray was a Tb consider.. im worried about it..
Why the concern with TB? Did you have a positive TB test?
The x-ray findings are NO TB diagnosis.
The x-ray findings are NO TB diagnosis.
Sounds like unfortunate changes in the lungs related to smoking and possibly other factors.
What exactly do you do for a living and what exactly have you done for living in the past? The reason I am asking is sometimes you will see changes in the lungs such as this related to certain occupations.
Quiting smoking would be ideal and best.
What exactly do you do for a living and what exactly have you done for living in the past? The reason I am asking is sometimes you will see changes in the lungs such as this related to certain occupations.
Quiting smoking would be ideal and best.
It doesn't necessarily mean tuberculosis - Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis is also a possible diagnosis as well.
More info in a journal here if it will let me post it -
ajrccm. atsjournals. org/content/161/2/646.full
Still, I understand TB is on the rise as folks balk at immunizations due to a lot of fear mongering.
Hopefully you get the answers and treatment you need.
More info in a journal here if it will let me post it -
ajrccm. atsjournals. org/content/161/2/646.full
Still, I understand TB is on the rise as folks balk at immunizations due to a lot of fear mongering.
Hopefully you get the answers and treatment you need.
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