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What Is The Meaning Of My Chest X-ray?

Dear Doctor...I have one query kindly replay.



After I have taken chect x-ray I got following isuue:

Ill defined air space opacities are noted in the right upper zone and rest of thigs are normal.

What is the meaning of above statement? and Is it major issue or monior or old issue?
Tue, 25 Aug 2015
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General Surgeon 's  Response
Hello!

Thank you for the query.

If you smoke, this might be an image of something serious in the lungs. As an x-ray is a very sketchy test, many findings can not be identified as a specific disease. And so is in your case. In the upper right lung there is some space seen. It needs to be checked with more accurate test which is chest CT.
Please consult pulmunologist.

Hope this will help.
Regards.
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HI
Well come to HCM
I really appreciate your concern, this could be normal one but this need to be correlate with the clinical condition for which the x-ray being done, hope this information helps, take care and have a nice day
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What Is The Meaning Of My Chest X-ray?

Hello! Thank you for the query. If you smoke, this might be an image of something serious in the lungs. As an x-ray is a very sketchy test, many findings can not be identified as a specific disease. And so is in your case. In the upper right lung there is some space seen. It needs to be checked with more accurate test which is chest CT. Please consult pulmunologist. Hope this will help. Regards.