The physical examination said that the calcification point in my lungs exceeded the standard, what i

Calcifications in the lungs may be old tuberculosis foci. No processing is required. PPD test can be done to confirm it.

The calcification of the lungs means that you have been infected with tuberculosis bacteria, because of the strong resistance, you have controlled or eliminated the tuberculosis bacteria, calcification, is a means of tissue repair, your tuberculosis has been cured by itself, no need for **, and no infectiousness. With the exception of some special professions, there is no impact on other professions (flying, diving).

After calcification, it will be the same as a normal person, if you are infected with a large number of tuberculosis bacteria again, which exceeds the ability of the resistance to bear, it will also develop tuberculosis, will others not get sick? The vast majority of adults have tuberculosis bacteria in their bodies, and when the body's resistance is weakened, it is easy for tuberculosis bacteria to grow and multiply, which is not unique to people with calcification in the lungs. On the contrary, your tolerance to tuberculosis bacteria is stronger than that of others, and lung calcifications generally do not have much effect on the body.

In most cases; The calcified plaque of the lung is only some special mutations produced after the necrosis of human liver cells, the human body is metabolizing every day, some cell necrosis is a normal phenomenon, after necrosis, because of its own poor circulation, so as to settle down in the lungs, the formation of calcified plaques, under normal circumstances, calcified plaques are like a mole on the **, just the deposition of some necrotic cells, most of them are benign, and most of the patients themselves have no symptoms, and generally do not need to be treated.

Patient age: 23 Patient gender: male Description:

A few days ago, I went for a physical examination and an X-ray showed that there were calcification spots in my lungs I usually have slight pain on the left side and I often have nosebleeds What is going on in this and what tests should I go to the hospital? How can I get help: What kind of symptoms do I have, are they serious, and what tests should I do when I go to the hospital?

Physician 1: Analysis: Hello, your chest x-ray found that there are calcification points in the lungs, and this kind of attention should be paid to whether there has been tuberculosis in the past Suggestions:

Suggestion: You should pay attention to rest in this situation, you can do a tuberculin test, and at the same time, you can do tuberculosis antibodies, exclude tuberculosis infection, if you have cough and sputum, you can take oral levofloxacin to fight infection** Physician 2: Disease analysis:

In a young male, a chest x-ray reveals a calcified spot in the lungs with mild pain on the left side. Calcification points indicate that there may have been pulmonary tuberculosis in the past, but there are no signs of tuberculosis activity, no cough, sputum and hemoptysis. Nosebleeds can be caused by a blood disorder or simply a ruptured nasal capillary.

If chest pain persists, and there are symptoms such as cough, sputum production, and hemoptysis, sputum should be immediately examined for mycobacteria, sputum culture, chest x-ray, and PPD test.