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What Does "reticular Densities Are Seen Within The Right Upper Lobe" Means In X Ray Result?

i had an xray last january 31 2011 and it says in the results faint reticular densities are seen within the right upper lobe.. so i was shock and decided to take another xray yesterday february 3 2011 and i got the results today and it stated there that i have normal chest findings is that possible? do i need to undergo treatment?
Mon, 26 May 2014
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Reticular densities can be a sign of infection or inflammation of airways. If you have mild cough and irritation in the respiratory passages you need to protect yourself from extreme climate and also avoid exposure to dust. You may also do mouth gargles and if having persistent respiratory complaints then get a clinical examination done. Most likely you might have had a flu.
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What Does "reticular Densities Are Seen Within The Right Upper Lobe" Means In X Ray Result?

Hi, Thanks for writing in. Reticular densities can be a sign of infection or inflammation of airways. If you have mild cough and irritation in the respiratory passages you need to protect yourself from extreme climate and also avoid exposure to dust. You may also do mouth gargles and if having persistent respiratory complaints then get a clinical examination done. Most likely you might have had a flu.