My mother s lung CT scan, the nodule of the lower lobe of the right lung, kneeling and begging a pro

Let's talk to you like this!! First of all, you don't have to worry.

The only thing you have to do now is wait for the alternate review.

In terms of influence, it is difficult to determine the disease of the lungs!

For example, if you see a nodule in the same way, then you can suspect that it is tuberculosis, cancer, inflammatory lesions, etc.!

Because imaging itself is an auxiliary examination! It is not possible to make a final diagnosis.

Therefore, when you generally read the CT lung report, you will write a sentence, please combine it with the clinical! It's also a responsibility to the patient!

Unless the medical history gives that the person has a history of such and such cancer! So that I can suspect that it is a lung metastasis! So don't be so scared for the time being! Maybe it's really tuberculosis!

Although it is not a common place for tuberculosis! But not completely!

Like a few months ago, a doctor in our hospital did a CT physical examination! It was also found that there was a nodule more than two centimeters in the lungs! At that time, I went to Changchun Second Hospital for examination and directly confirmed lung cancer! Surgery to remove the lungs will be done.

However, the old professor of my department said that he should first get some anti-inflammatory injections (because this person has a history of diabetes, he cannot be operated on immediately and needs to lower his blood sugar), and as a result, he had a nodule for a week, and the nodules went down halfway.

To sum up! First of all, you must follow the doctor's instructions and follow the medication prescribed by the doctor**! You can have a review in a month! Observe whether there is a change in the nodular shadow, which is the best way.

Patients should also maintain a good attitude! Don't think that having nodular shadows is lung cancer! Many people are not sick to death, but scared to death!!

After playing so much, I just want to tell you! Influence science is one and the same! So don't be afraid! Good news waiting for you!!

To add! I'm also a CT imager! Not an expert though! But there is also some experience! Hope it helps.

It's best to send ** up and take a look.

Small nodule shadow is a common image of lung CT, should distinguish benign and malignant, mainly from the growth rate, morphology, density, calcification, enhancement and the relationship with the surrounding tissues, the most important is the growth rate, generally below the nodules, check CT every three months, check CT every 2 months, greater than 2cm, check CT every month, 18 months without change, you can no longer check, it is benign, if there is a change between 1-18 months, it should be surgically removed immediately.

Suspicion of lung cancer, or tuberculosis.

Not too dangerous. Sometimes it may just be some inflammation, which cannot be accurately judged, and it has to be combined with some other symptoms.

It's not dangerous, because everyone has some nodules in their lungs, as long as you keep a good mood, don't smoke and drink, and eat more light food, it will slowly recover.

It is still relatively serious, it may be some inflammation, it may be a tumor, this has to be judged according to the actual situation.

The right middle lobe is not large, compared with other lobes accounting for human lung function, the right middle lung only accounts for 5% of human lung function, so the right middle lobe resection is not very traumatic to the human body. This nodule is no longer small and has reached the indication for surgery. Moreover, this surgery can be completely minimally invasive thoracoscopic surgery, which is less invasive to the patient.

Therefore, if there is a suspicion, it is better to have surgery as soon as possible. It's much better than always guessing if it's a tumor. I have seen a right middle lung nodule that I had observed for 2 years, and it was completely removed at that time and the operation was very effective, to 2 years later, the lung cancer metastasized in both lungs and had to be treated with chemotherapy.

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According to your name and time, it should be an inflammation. Physical examination, the elderly are old, it is recommended that it is better to do it once a year. Physical Examination Items:

X-ray chest X-ray 60 yuan, B ultrasound hepatobiliary, pancreatic and spleen 80 yuan, head scan 450 yuan, our price is less than 600, the rest according to the situation, caring for the physical and mental health of the elderly is also a kind of filial piety.

You mainly provided a description of the CT imaging examination of the lungs, mainly in the case of small nodules in the right lower lung, but did not say the symptoms, so it is difficult to say what disease is causing it, it may be an inflammation and infection of the lungs, or it may be caused by other diseases, which needs to be combined with other examinations to make a comprehensive judgment.

There are shadows in the lungs and there are many possibilities such as: tuberculosis, lung cancer, pneumonia, atelectasis, etc. You see if you have any other symptoms, such as weight loss, cough, hemoptysis, hot flashes in the afternoon, weakness, night sweats, chest pain, low-grade fever.

But one thing is for sure, if there is indeed a shadow in the lungs, it is by no means a general lung disease and should be taken seriously enough. It is best to go to the hospital for further tests such as blood tests and CT.

1. Hello; Emphysema is not **, there is no specific medicine, it is recommended to pay attention to rest, drink more water, no smoking and alcohol, enhance immunity, and prevent colds. Usually pay attention to oxygen inhalation, welcome your consultation, I wish you an early **.

The left upper lobe is a small nodule with smooth margins, and it is indeed difficult to characterize the manuscript, so it is recommended to re-examine it regularly. Because the lesion is small, it is possible that the chest CT showed poor disease and hail lesions last time. For such a small nodule, you can also do a chest MRI-diffusion imaging sequence examination, and our hospital feels that the characterization of the pulmonary nodule is of great help through this examination.

Spiral CT high-resolution examination can also be used to provide certain information.

Dr. Du Chuanguo of the Third Hospital of Hebei Medical University solemnly reminded that because the patient cannot be seen face-to-face and cannot fully understand the condition, the above suggestions are for reference only, and the specific diagnosis and treatment must be carried out in the hospital under the guidance of the doctor! ）

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A senior radiology doctor from Fu Hospital, I will help you explain a bai.

According to the description of DU chest CT, fibrous lesions and proliferative nodules of secondary pulmonary tuberculosis were considered. "Cord-like shadows on the upper and lower lobes of the right lung" This is the fibrous foci, and as for the tiny nodules in the middle lobes, proliferative nodules are considered according to the principle explained by the same disease. Diagnosis of intrapulmonary nodules, especially isolated small nodules, is difficult, and it is common practice to consider proliferative nodules of tuberculosis in combination with fibrous foci.

For your mother's condition, there is currently no better way to diagnose the diagnosis, and a repeat chest CT is necessary, and if there are no symptoms, you can have a chest CT in the same hospital after 3 months, and if you have any of these symptoms, such as cough, coughing up blood, chest pain, etc., you need to see a doctor in time. The lab results you provide are not helpful in diagnosing the lesions in the lungs. In addition, the radiation dose of chest CT is indeed much larger than that of conventional chest X-ray, but it is still safe and does not have to be considered radiation.

In fact, the common people exaggerate the dangers of radiation.

Why do I have a chest X-ray after a chest CT? Chest X-ray has been eliminated in many places, and in your mother's case, chest X-ray doesn't have a penny effect. The results of the blood examination are not related to the lesions in the lungs.

Tuberculosis is entirely possible not to be good by fighting tuberculosis** itself, in fact most of the calcification points in the lungs and hilum are the result of infection with Mycobacterium tuberculosis. There's nothing strange about that.

Possible diseases: tuberculosis, tuberculous pleurisy, lung tumors, connective tissue diseases, etc.; Tests are required: complete blood count, erythrocyte sedimentation rate, antituberculous antibodies, PPD skin test, diagnostic thoracentesis, bronchoscopy, carcinoembryonic antigen, lactate dehydrogenase ratio, and antinuclear antibody profile.

Surgery is not recommended when the lung nodule is small. You can use traditional Chinese medicine to clear the lungs and eliminate knots, which is very easy to use.

Lung nodules can be cleared with lung elimination decoction,

Pulmonary nodules can be cleared with a decoction of clear fees.

Lung nodules can be eliminated with lung clearing soup.

The lung-clearing soup is very easy to use.