Hi doctor, my mother s X-ray lab test findings are Patient is rotated. Inspiratory effort is poor, Diaphragm: Both domes are elevated due to poor inspiration. Heart: Normal in TD, Lungs: No definite collapse, consolidation or infiltrative lesion is seen . Bony Thorax : Unremarkable, Impression: Normal chest skiagram. Please clarify the result. Are these findings normal?? her GeneXpert result is MTB not Detected should the patient take any medicine?
Thanks for your question on Healthcare Magic. I can understand your concern. I have gone through the x ray report you have mentioned. This x ray report is normal. It is clearly mentioned that patient is not having any respiratory infiltration, consolidation, mass like lesion. So no need to worry for tuberculosis or any other lung diseases. So no drugs (anti tubercular or antibiotics) required for pulmonary component. Hope I have solved your query. I will be happy to help you further. Wishing good health to your patient. Thanks.
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What Does This Chest X-ray Test Result Indicate?
Thanks for your question on Healthcare Magic. I can understand your concern. I have gone through the x ray report you have mentioned. This x ray report is normal. It is clearly mentioned that patient is not having any respiratory infiltration, consolidation, mass like lesion. So no need to worry for tuberculosis or any other lung diseases. So no drugs (anti tubercular or antibiotics) required for pulmonary component. Hope I have solved your query. I will be happy to help you further. Wishing good health to your patient. Thanks.