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Thanks for the reply. I don't know what the lesions are. I was reading over my ct report. I have an appt. with my pulmonary doc on wed. and I will ask him.I'm guessing that the lesions are pertaining to the kidneys? IDK
Thanks for you reply, Dawn
You have not explained what these lesions exactly are. A lesion means a pathology/something abnormal but it needs to be explained what these exactly are. If a CT scan can’t pick up the exact cause of the same, then maybe an MRI is required to search for the same. A lesion can be benign or it can be malignant but the exact pathology has to be searched for. Please discuss the same with your physician/radiologist and try to enquire what these lesions are and I am sure it’ll help. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care.
Thanks for you reply, Dawn