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Mood: April2 is feeling old and depressed. :( Someone come and talk to me and cheer me up. Journal Entry: "I'm doing a video series with my small gr..." [Read]
Mood: April2 is feeling old and depressed. :( Someone come and talk to me and cheer me up. Journal Entry: "I'm doing a video series with my small gr..." [Read]
How old are you? There can be many reasons for a spot in the lung which can be either due to some infection like tuberculosis and fungal infection of lung or noninfectious causes like lung cancer, pleural thickening or a benign lung nodule.
I would say if you are less than 40 and a nonsmoker, with no accompanying symptoms the chances of cancer are very low. I would suggest you to schedule an appointment with a pulmonary specialist and seek his opinion. Take care!