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What Does Suspicious Densities In Both Upper Lobes Of Chest X- Ray Indicate?

I have my chest xray and stated there that i have a suspicious densities on both upper lobes..and suggest to have another xray.. But when i came back to the doctor and read the findings. He told me that everything is okay and don t need to have another xray.. May questions is that okay that i never have aanother xray?? I suffered coughing for almost 3weeks.. Only coughing.. No fever.. Thank you
Mon, 29 Jun 2015
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Sir many a times the radiologist may over report a normal film so if your physician feels it's normal you may wait. Without seeing the film my commenting whether it's normal or not is not valid. However if you have cough for more than 3 weeks and it is persistent, tuberculosis is one reason if only you stay in an endemic area. Also if you are smoker and your age is more than 50 years, and if symptoms persist, I would suggest HRCT chest to one and for all rule out any pathology. Regards
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What Does Suspicious Densities In Both Upper Lobes Of Chest X- Ray Indicate?

Sir many a times the radiologist may over report a normal film so if your physician feels it s normal you may wait. Without seeing the film my commenting whether it s normal or not is not valid. However if you have cough for more than 3 weeks and it is persistent, tuberculosis is one reason if only you stay in an endemic area. Also if you are smoker and your age is more than 50 years, and if symptoms persist, I would suggest HRCT chest to one and for all rule out any pathology. Regards