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How To Cure Lung Scar Tissue?

hello sir in 2003 iwas diagnose of ptb.my sputum was negative and my chest x-ray was read as fibrous densities found on my upper left lung.after 6 monts of treatment my chest x-ray was clear.after a year i got a chest x-ray was the same when i was diagnosed of pyb but my body isnt suffering from any signs of sickness.up to this time the chest x-ray was the same.one doctor at a laboratory said to me that maybe it was a scar.can it be cured?what can i do?
Wed, 29 Nov 2017
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Thanks for your question your question on Healthcare.
I can understand your concern.
Almost all tubercular lung lesions heal by fibrosis or calcification. They form permanent Scar on lungs.
These scars are inactive, noninfectious lesions.
They are seen lifelong.
No treatment is required hence available for these scars as they are inactive and non harmful.
Hope I have solved your query. I will be happy to help you further. Wish you good health. Thanks.
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How To Cure Lung Scar Tissue?

Thanks for your question your question on Healthcare. I can understand your concern. Almost all tubercular lung lesions heal by fibrosis or calcification. They form permanent Scar on lungs. These scars are inactive, noninfectious lesions. They are seen lifelong. No treatment is required hence available for these scars as they are inactive and non harmful. Hope I have solved your query. I will be happy to help you further. Wish you good health. Thanks.