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What Is The Meaning Of The Chest X Ray?
in my x-ray a single PA view of the chest shows fibronodular densities seen in booth upper of my lung.. and also there is a calcified nodular density seen in my right lower lung... please explain me what is the meaning of this? is it very dangerous to my health?...i am 23 years old 5 3 height, 50kl.is my weight .
Mon, 27 Jan 2014
Hi,
Your chest X ray shows certain changes seen in lungs that can be associated with infections like TB and some inflammatory conditions. Whether it is serious or not should be correlated with your clinical problems and medications you are taking. You must consult a pulmonologist and take treatment immediately.
Your chest X ray shows certain changes seen in lungs that can be associated with infections like TB and some inflammatory conditions. Whether it is serious or not should be correlated with your clinical problems and medications you are taking. You must consult a pulmonologist and take treatment immediately.
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