Yes This Last September 2014.
I have had lung issues for a long time it needs to be monitored .
Try to get copies of any chest X-rays, or CT's You Have had prior to be compared to as well as additional quarterly CT's
On my lung scan it said I have a nodule at 7mm in size, most of the nodules range from 2-4 mm....Two small precarinal lymph nodes. Thickening of the pericardium. Has anyone had any experience similar?
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Recently, during my routine medical check up, I have been deteced for multipal biletral pumonary nodules, in X-ray. Doctor suggested for CT, i also undergo CT but not detected further. Doctor recommended for byposy for neoplastic, I undergone for byopsy and it was deteced only fibroseritic or fungal . No evidence of cancer cells are found. can anybody share imfornation on this?
Thanks, I appreciate your optimism. And, yes, unfortunatley I did start at age 9, but dont think I really inhaled til 11. Still very bad tho! My biggist concern is they have never been there before and they are not calcified. Again, thanks for your reply!
I have some experience with CT-scans and funny things growing in your body. Let's start with your extensive smoking history, 23 years is that correct? That's means you started when you were 9? Lungs continue developing till your early adult years. Your lung function actually increases till mid 20's I do believe. Have you had any lung function tests done? I assume you have no breathings issues. Anyway, back to the nodules. I have a calcified lesion (2cm X 3cm) by my kidneys that was discovered a year ago quite incidentally. Left me in a panic at first. My consolation initially was that there was very little extra blood vessels feeding this thing. A lot of blood vessels around it, means that it is more likely to be cancerous, because that is how it grows through all this extra food supply it's created. I tried to have a CT guided biopsy done on it, and non could be sampled because the thing was too darn hard! Clearly calcified I would say. I still had to do another CT-scan 6 months later and I'm set to do another one soon (6 months after the last one). Your doctor requesting a 3 month follow up, does sound concerning. Try to keep yourself calm during these three months. One good thing is if they don't change in size during this time period, then they could very well be benign or really slow growing tumours. The good thing is they are small right now and you came in at a good time. Let's cross our fingers and hope that at the end of this it was just a stressful period you would like to forget. :-)